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Calendar
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Calendar
List of new issues scheduled to come to market shortly.
Calendar
A list of bonds nearing issue over a certain period of time. That is, the calendar lists new issues that have not been made, but are about to be. A large number of new issues on a calendar may be a leading indicator of rising interest rates, as issuers must raise interest rates to attract bond investors.
calendar
A list of upcoming bond issues. A full calendar indicating a large number of issues may force issuers to increase interest rates in order to compete for buyers. Also called bond calendar.
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And, of course, secular calendars remind us that this year, to top it all off, it's April Fool's Day.
Sunday of the Passion (Palm Sunday): April 1, 2007 by Heider, George C. / Currents in Theology and Mission
At the same time as we preserve more connectedness to the natural order than does the secular calendar, the Jewish tradition (which we follow) has contributed to the world the only measure of time with no natural roots, the seven-day week, rooted in the story of creation as told in Genesis.
Debate ends (about when a century begins) by Peers, Michael / Anglican Journal
Indeed, the secular calendar and even the notion of a millennium are all based upon His birth.
The Year 2000 by KELLEY, DANA / Arkansas Business
 
 
 
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