FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS IN THE BANKING SECTOR: EUROBONDS AND THEIR IMPACT IN THE ECONOMY
Abstract
This article explores the role of financial instruments, specifically Eurobonds, in the banking sector and their impact on the economy. Eurobonds are a key financial tool used by governments, banks, and corporations to raise capital in international markets. The article discusses the basic principles behind Eurobonds, their advantages, and their growing importance in the global financial system. It also highlights the economic benefits they provide, including access to international capital, lower borrowing costs, and diversification of financial risks. Additionally, the paper examines research findings by leading scientists in the field of finance, discussing the evolution and significance of Eurobonds. Finally, the article concludes by emphasizing their crucial role in shaping the modern financial landscape and promoting economic growth.
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