Sovereign and Sovereign issuance: Difference between pages

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Euro zone.

The currently prevailing arrangements in the Euro zone, under which individual countries issue their national debt separately and individually.

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More broadly, direct borrowings by an individual country.

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-The jurisdiction under which a debtor or other entity operates.
+''Euro zone''.
-Most commonly the country in which a debtor - for example a bank - is located.
+The currently prevailing arrangements in the Euro zone, under which individual countries issue their national debt separately and individually.
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-Independent of any higher external authority, especially in relation to a country.
+More broadly, direct borrowings by an individual country.
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-The head of state in a monarchy.
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-A British gold coin historically worth one pound sterling, now used for collection or investment purposes.
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-A country, especially in the context of sovereign debt or sovereign issuance.
 == See also ==
-* [[Court]]
+* [[Common issuance]]
-* [[Dim sum bond]]
+* [[Issuance]]
-* [[Gilts]]
+* [[Sovereign]]
-* [[Sovereign debt]]
-* [[Sovereign issuance]]
-* [[Sovereign wealth fund]]
-* [[Sovereignty]]