2. a type of bond that pays high interest but also has a high risk
junk bonds 例句
英汉例句
a rally at the end of 2009 in junk bonds showed no signs of abating.
2009年底垃圾债券的反弹并无任何中止的迹象。
in the 1980s junk bonds opened up credit markets for lower profile firms.
80年代的垃圾债券为那些低调企业开启了信贷市场。
yet, with a 20% average yield, junk bonds could provide nice returns, even in that scenario.
然而,即使在这种情况下,凭着20 %的平均收益率,垃圾债券可以提供不错的回报。
investors have felt sufficiently flush with cash to buy high-risk assets, such as junk bonds or commodity futures.
投资者们热情十足,疯狂购买垃圾债券和商品期货等高风险资产。
over the year to the end of october, only 2.9% of american junk bonds had defaulted, according to standard &poor’s (s&p), a rating agency.
根据评级机构标準普尔(标普),到10月底截至的过去一年中,美国垃圾债券的违约率只有2.9%。
as for the returns on bonds, i know that my comment will come as a surprise to people who have been brainwashed into thinking that junk bonds are free money.
they offer a lucid explanation of how the debt markets evolved from junk bonds to securitised loans, changing the types of deals that private-equity firms were able to finance.