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(LT).
In financial markets 'longer term' usually means remaining maturities of more than one year.
See also
Balance sheet
Bond
Effective annual rate
Indexed Long-Term Repo operations
Long term contracts
Long-term debt
Long term foreign exchange
Long-term liabilities
Long-term solvency ratio
Longer-term refinancing operations
Maturity
Quoted rate
Short term
Short dates
Short-term investments
Term
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