Definition of T-bill in English:

T-bill

noun

informal

short for Treasury bill
Example sentencesExamples
- Investors don't need mutual funds to buy T-bills or bonds, but for most, a prime-rate fund is the only way to invest in the $1 trillion senior floating-rate loan market.
- Canadians who held all of their financial assets in T-bills would have made only a tiny sacrifice of less than 2% per annum.
- In the US, they are called Treasury bonds or T-bills.
- Its banks had borrowed billions of dollars at low rates, converted them to lira, and plowed the money into high-yielding Turkish government T-bills.
- For example, using the performance of federal T-bills as a benchmark for an equity fund is useless - the S & P 500 is generally the accepted benchmark for equities.

Definition of T-bill in US English:

T-bill

nounˈti ˌbɪl

informal

short for Treasury bill
Example sentencesExamples
- In the US, they are called Treasury bonds or T-bills.
- For example, using the performance of federal T-bills as a benchmark for an equity fund is useless - the S & P 500 is generally the accepted benchmark for equities.
- Canadians who held all of their financial assets in T-bills would have made only a tiny sacrifice of less than 2% per annum.
- Investors don't need mutual funds to buy T-bills or bonds, but for most, a prime-rate fund is the only way to invest in the $1 trillion senior floating-rate loan market.
- Its banks had borrowed billions of dollars at low rates, converted them to lira, and plowed the money into high-yielding Turkish government T-bills.

单词	T-bill
释义	Definition of T-bill in English: T-bill noun informal short for Treasury bill Example sentencesExamples Investors don't need mutual funds to buy T-bills or bonds, but for most, a prime-rate fund is the only way to invest in the $1 trillion senior floating-rate loan market. Canadians who held all of their financial assets in T-bills would have made only a tiny sacrifice of less than 2% per annum. In the US, they are called Treasury bonds or T-bills. Its banks had borrowed billions of dollars at low rates, converted them to lira, and plowed the money into high-yielding Turkish government T-bills. For example, using the performance of federal T-bills as a benchmark for an equity fund is useless - the S & P 500 is generally the accepted benchmark for equities. Definition of T-bill in US English: T-bill nounˈti ˌbɪl informal short for Treasury bill Example sentencesExamples In the US, they are called Treasury bonds or T-bills. For example, using the performance of federal T-bills as a benchmark for an equity fund is useless - the S & P 500 is generally the accepted benchmark for equities. Canadians who held all of their financial assets in T-bills would have made only a tiny sacrifice of less than 2% per annum. Investors don't need mutual funds to buy T-bills or bonds, but for most, a prime-rate fund is the only way to invest in the $1 trillion senior floating-rate loan market. Its banks had borrowed billions of dollars at low rates, converted them to lira, and plowed the money into high-yielding Turkish government T-bills.
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