False. Eurobonds are not preferred stocks, they are bonds issued and traded outside of the country of their currency denomination. Eurobonds can be denominated in various currencies, and are not held specifically by the U.S. government.
False. Eurobonds are not preferred stocks and they are not denominated in British pounds. Eurobonds are international bonds issued in a currency different from that of the country where it is issued. They can be denominated in any currency other than the issuers' domestic currency. Additionally, they are not held specifically by the U.S. government.
