The following table provides descriptions of certain transactions or situations. Based on your understanding of international capital markets and international money, choose the best term to match each description. Description Term Indian rupees are deposited in a bank in Kenya. A U.S. corporation starts a greenfield project in Mexico. This type of bond is issued by a European company in U.S. dollars and sold to American investors in the U.S. stock market under the SEC regulations. Eurocurrency deposits made in the U.S. are often tied to this rate.

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