Bonds issued by a foreign company in a local market, intended for local investors, and denominated in the local currency are known as:

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Foreign bonds are issued by a foreign entity in a local market, aimed at local investors, and are denominated in the local currency. Examples include Yankee bonds in the United States, Samurai bonds in Japan, and Bulldog bonds in the United Kingdom.

Bonds Issued by a Foreign Company in a Local Market