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    What is the term coined by the staff of Goldman Sachs for bonds that were thought to be dead and on which trading was later resumed?

    Question #45274. Asked by McGruff.

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    [May 10 00 4:03 PM] McGruff writes: Zombie bonds are bonds that were thought to be valueless (dead) for which trading resumes. The term was first attributed to traders at Goldman Sachs, a large New York investment company.

    Mar 17 04, 3:47 AM

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