Significados de repatriate cash en inglés

When that happens, the yen could skyrocket as Japanese funds repatriate cash.

Iceland, hoping to bring home desperately needed foreign currency, has asked pension funds to repatriate cash.

The measures could be immensely dollar-supportive, especially if they induce U.S. firms to repatriate cash held overseas.

Microsoft will avoid having to pay a 35 per cent tax rate to repatriate cash from overseas accounts.

With investors looking to repatriate cash and reducing their exposure to private equity, some firms are now short of money.

Investors quitting emerging markets either sell property and stock market assets or simply take out and repatriate cash from local banks.

REPATRIATION Government debt markets were particularly volatile, with fears Japanese funds will sell sovereign debt holdings in order to repatriate cash tempering safe-haven demand.

One source said those discussions included encouraging investors to repatriate cash held overseas to avoid draining too much liquidity from the Saudi banking system.

As U.S. companies with foreign earnings repatriate cash, after the tax law changes last year, there may be less need to issue new corporate debt.

The filing said Illinois Tool decided to repatriate cash from its roughly $6.4 billion of earnings held overseas.

The government allows Argentines to repatriate cash if they exchange their dollars for low-yielding government-issued energy bonds or certificates of deposit to buy real estate.

The reduction in corporation tax -from 35% to 21% -is designed in part to encourage multinational to repatriate cash from overseas.

The tax plan proposes new rules for repatriating cash held overseas.

Repatriate cash and you're looking at $15 billion.

Bank lending data, for instance, did not reveal any repatriated cash was being put to work in the economy, Devalier noted.

Excluding charges for goodwill impairment and repatriating cash from the embedded computing unit, Emerson reported earnings of 97 cents per share.