Dollar-denominated debt securities issued by foreign corporations and traded in U.S.markets are called

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Dollar-denominated debt securities issued by foreign corporations and traded in the US markets are called Yankee bonds. ADRs are American Depositary Receipts representing ownership of underlying non-US shares, ETFs are Exchange Traded Funds, and Global bonds are issued in several countries and currencies.

Dollar-Denominated Debt Securities Issued by Foreign Corporations and Traded in U.S.markets