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Eurodollar yields and a twisted curve
FX Street  Feb 1  Comment 
By Paul D. Cretien As part of its effort to stimulate economic growth, the Federal Reserve recently... For more information, read our latest forex news and reports.
BUY eurodollar on setback
FX Street  Nov 27  Comment 
Review : The Troika ensures continuation of the Greek tragedy. Overnight the Troika agreed on a... For more information, read our latest forex news and reports.
Eurodollar reflects scant Fed policy change
Reuters  Mar 19  Comment 
The apparent unwinding of some expectations for another imminent round of Federal Reserve quantitative monetary easing sent Treasury yields higher last week, yet this dynamic was less evident in the Eurodollar forward curve for interest rates.
Eurodollar Future – March 2012
FX Street  Dec 16  Comment 
Comment: This Eurodollar contract retreated from trendline resistance and the daily Ichimoku... For more information, read our latest forex news and reports.
Russian Eurodollar Bond
FX Street  Dec 13  Comment 
Comment: Pressure on things Russian have been building this year, the main stock index peaking in... For more information, read our latest forex news and reports.
Eurodollar Future – March 2012
FX Street  Dec 9  Comment 
Comment: Eurozone banks snap up $50B of the new swap facility, get another rate cut and a new Euro... For more information, read our latest forex news and reports.
Eurodollar Future – March 2012
FX Street  Dec 2  Comment 
Comment: Four years plus into the financial crisis and central bankers have at last realised that... For more information, read our latest forex news and reports.
Eurodollar Future – March 2012
FX Street  Nov 25  Comment 
Comment: Credit spreads widening out again, much of the Eurozone at extremes and US five-year CDX... For more information, read our latest forex news and reports.




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The graph to the left is for Eurodollar CD's with 3 month maturities.

Eurodollars are deposits in non-U.S. banks that are made in U.S. dollars. As these deposits are located outside of the United States, they are outside of the Federal reserve's jurisdiction. The result is that Eurodollars are subject to far less regulation than deposits made in the U.S., which can allow for higher returns.

The name "Eurodollar" actually has very little to do with geography. A U.S. dollar deposit made in any country outside of the United States would be considered a Eurodollar deposit.

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