单词Treasury bill
na.: (美国或英国的)短期国库券
（美国）短期国库券:
a type of investment sold by the US government in which a fixed amount of money is paid back on a certain date
〔金〕国库券
(美国或英国的)短期国库券
国库债券
Markets do not think even US politicians could be so stupid as ultra-low Treasury bill yields prove.
市场认为，美国政界人士还不至于愚蠢到那个地步。
He found "the spread between the commercial paper rate and the Treasury bill rate appears to be the best predictor" .
他发现，“商业票据利率与国债票面利率的息差似乎是最好的先行指标”。
Can he thereby improve his expected rate of return without changing the risk of his portfolio? The Treasury bill yield is 6 percent.
他能因此提高其期望回报率而不改变其投资组合的风险吗？
Indeed, Portugal"s cost of short-term borrowing soared more than 150 basis points at a Treasury bill auction on Wednesday.
的确，在周三进行的一次国债拍卖中，葡萄牙的短期借贷成本飙升150个基点以上。
The best known is the Treasury bill, or "T-bill, " which has a maturity of less than one year.
最著名的是短期国库券（Treasurybill）或称T券（T-bill），其偿还期不足一年。
The spread between the Treasury bill rate and lending rates can change markedly.
国债利率与贷款利率之间的利差可以大幅改变。
Examples include stock market prices, Treasury Bill rates, and credit market conditions.
实例中包括股票市场价格，短期国债利率和信贷市场状况。
Short-term Rouble-denominated Russian Treasury bill.
俄罗斯以卢布计价的国库券的简称。
That is because sovereigns will move away from heavy reliance this year on near-cash Treasury bill issuance.
这是因为政府今年严重依赖短券发行的状况将有所改变。
A flight to safety saw the yield on the two-year US Treasury bill fall 38 basis points.
向安全资产的逃亡导致2年期美国国债的收益率下跌38个基点。