Long-term debt instruments sold by firms to investors in countries other than the country in whose currency the bonds are denominated

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Eurobonds are long-term debt instruments issued by a firm in a currency different from that of the country where it is sold. They are typically denominated in a major currency such as the US dollar, Euro, or British pound, and are sold to investors in countries other than where the currency is issued. Samurai bonds (A) are yen-denominated bonds sold by foreign companies in Japan, foreign bonds (C) are bonds issued by a foreign entity in the domestic market of another country, and currency bonds (D) are debt securities denominated in a specific currency issued by a domestic or foreign issuer.

Long-Term Debt Instruments Sold by Firms to Investors in Countries