short-dated in the PONS Dictionary

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Banks are required to declare a percentage in liquid funds of deposits they mobilise from the public, either in short-dated securities or in cash.
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With more consumers looking for ways to make and save money, these websites, which sell short-dated and out-of-date food and drink, have become big business.
www.thisismoney.co.uk
Of course, the amount of short-dated government debt increases when the government initially borrows from the commercial banks.
business.financialpost.com
For fixed income investors, inflation-lined bonds would be preferred over sovereign bonds, and short-dated securities would be best over longer-dated securities.
business.financialpost.com
This short-dated bond offers an attractive yield and exposure to an improving credit story.
business.financialpost.com
That said, it is not the first time short-dated bond yields have been more than 3 per cent this year.
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This left short-dated debt vulnerable to a fall.
uk.investing.com
This magnitude of rate cut seems to be largely priced into short-dated bonds, but we are more constructive on the intermediate maturities of the yield curve, such as five-year paper.
www.investordaily.com.au
This pushes down the price of the short-dated bonds.
www.theglobeandmail.com
Cash and short-dated bonds may be used for early withdrawals from the pension.
www.telegraph.co.uk

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