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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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