Series 65: 2.14.2 Sovereign Bonds

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2.14.2 Sovereign Bonds

Sovereign bonds are bonds issued by foreign governments. They are called “sovereign” bonds because they are issued by entities (countries) that have “sovereign” or paramount power. Sovereign bonds tend to be less risky than other types of forei

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