Eurocurrency
Take advantage of
Eurocurrency trends in your investment portfolio
Eurocurrency is the referred to the currency of major industrial
countries held for the purpose of lending and borrowing.
Eurodollars, a related terms, are time deposits denominated in U.S. dollars that
are deposited in commercial banks outside the United States, and
they have long served as a benchmark interest rate for corporate
funding. The Eurodollar futures contract, developed and
introduced by Commodity Mercantile Exchange in 1981, represents
an interest rate on a three-month deposit of $1 million. The
Eurodollar futures contract is now the most actively traded
futures contract in the world. Open interest in the contract
recently surpassed four million.
How can I get diversified European regional exposure in my
portfolio?
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Use diversified Exchange Traded Funds, there are many to
pick from that focus on European exposure.
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