1, When Mr. Green mentioned government securities, they came alive.

2, Government securities have traditionally yielded less than stocks.

3, This involves selling more government securities and thereby reducing banks' reserves when their customers pay for them from their bank accounts.

4, One-third of them believed that government securities and bond funds were guaranteed against losses.

5, I have never bought government securities.

6, He got screaming profits by buying government securities.

7, Herein lies the special status of US government securities.

8, An official of the government securities regulator has criticised the high pricing of IPOs.

9, However separate markets for government securities may, on drive the short - term rate above the long - term rate.

10, This is equal to the return on the government securities.

11, The initial increase in liquidity from the sale of government securities to the banking sector is given by item 1.

12, Building societies do not buy company or overseas securities and in 1987 were actually net sellers of government securities.

13, In order to avoid large cash payments to the public on a particular date, the Bank purchases government securities before they mature.

14, Without the sale of company securities, other things being equal,[http:///government securities.html] the public sector would have had to issue government securities.

15, As Fig. 4.4 shows, the assets of investment trusts are overwhelmingly company securities; there are very few government securities.

16, In accounting terms, this maneuver has the same effect as paying off the government securities and reducing the federal debt.

17, The Treasury is required to invest assets of those trust funds in government securities, which count against the debt limit.

18, US officials must recognise that their nation's funding advantage rests on the unrivalled, for now, position of US government securities in global financial markets.

19, But there is a perverse parallel between the Treasury market of 1979 and 2009. In both cases, the market is willing to absorb an enormous increase in the float of US government securities.

20, When the Fed wants to fight inflation, it sells US government securities. This reduces the amount of cash in the system and has the indirect effect of raising interest rates.

21, The money is usually placed in short - term government securities.

22, As the Figure 2 indicates, foreign official entities now own almost one-quarter of outstanding government securities (the upper panel).

23, The open market operation refers to the buying and selling of government securities by a central bank in order to control the money supply.

24, Assets, such as money market fund shares, bank time deposits and government securities, which are readily convertible into cash. This also ...

25, First posted 17 November 2008, this column's analysis is more relevant than ever. It asks why investors rush to government securities when the US was at the epicentre of the financial crisis?

26, The pension obligation is measured as the present value of the estimated future cash outflows using interest rates of government securities.

27, The official sector holds at least half of all long - term US marketable government securities outstanding.

28, This column attributes the paradox to key emerging market economies' exchange practices, which require reserves most often invested in US government securities.

29, The Fed established new lending programs, and approved large purchases of government securities and mortgage - related securities.

1, When Mr. Green mentioned government securities, they came alive.