Eurobonds are debt securities issued in a currency foreign to the issuer's home market. Governments and corporations use them to raise capital globally, often at lower costs and with fewer regulations. Investors gain diversification, while issuers access broader funding. They benefit multinational firms, sovereigns, and international investors seeking flexible, tax-efficient instruments.
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