Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A loan of money repayable on demand.
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Examples
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Japan's yen strengthened against its rivals after the Bank of Japan voted unanimously overnight to leave its unsecured overnight call-loan rate unchanged at 0.1%.
Greece Concerns Push Euro Lower Fabio Alves 2010
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Japan's yen strengthened against its rivals after the Bank of Japan voted unanimously overnight to leave its unsecured overnight call-loan rate unchanged at 0.1%.
Greece Concerns Push Euro Lower Fabio Alves 2010
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Japan's yen strengthened against its rivals after the Bank of Japan voted unanimously overnight to leave its unsecured overnight call-loan rate unchanged at 0.1%.
Greece Concerns Push Euro Lower Fabio Alves 2010
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The bank's board voted unanimously Tuesday to leave the unsecured overnight call-loan rate unchanged at 0.50%, where it has been since February 2007.
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Railroad failed to pay a call-loan of one million seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars; and the Union Trust Company, allied to the
The Financier 2004
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The Lake Shore Railroad failed to pay a call-loan of one million seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars; and the Union Trust Company, allied to the Vanderbilt interests, closed its doors after withstanding
The Financier, a novel Theodore Dreiser 1908
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To pay off their call-loan borrowing, the discount houses would be forced "into the Bank," forced to discount their portfolios at Bank Rate, a full 2 percent above the call-money rate.
Signs of the Times 2010
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To pay off their call-loan borrowing, the discount houses would be forced "into the Bank," forced to discount their portfolios at Bank Rate, a full 2 percent above the call-money rate.
Signs of the Times 2010
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