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Definition
Synonym
Geldmarktsatz
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Geldmarktsatz
m
; Geldsatz
m
fin.
Geldmarktsätze
pl
; Geldsätze
pl
Geldsatz am offenen Markt
Abschwächung der Geldmarktsätze
money market rate; money rate
money market rates (of interest); money rates
open rate
easing reduction in money market rates
Geldmarktsatz
m
; Geldsatz
m
fin.
Geldmarktsätze
pl
; Geldsätze
pl
Geldsatz am offenen Markt
Abschwächung der Geldmarktsätze
money market rate; money rate
money market rates (of interest); money rates
open rate
easing reduction in money market rates
Geldmarktsatz
m
; Geldsatz
m
fin.
Geldmarktsätze
pl
; Geldsätze
pl
Geldsatz am offenen Markt
Abschwächung der Geldmarktsätze
money market rate; money rate
money market rates (of interest); money rates
open rate
easing reduction in money market rates
Geldmarktsatz
m
; Geldsatz
m
fin.
Geldmarktsätze
pl
; Geldsätze
pl
Geldsatz am offenen Markt
Abschwächung der Geldmarktsätze
money market rate; money rate
money market rates (of interest); money rates
open rate
easing reduction in money market rates
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Geldmarktsatz Synonyme
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money market rate; money rate Synonyme
money
Swiss bank account
affluence
affluent
assets
balance
bank account
banknotes
bankroll
bills
blunt
boodle
bottom dollar
bottomless purse
brass
bread
bucks
budget
bulging purse
bundle
cabbage
capital
cash
cash reserves
change
checking account
chink
chips
coin
coinage
coins
command of
money
currency
dinero
do-re-mi
dough
easy circumstances
embarras de richesses
exchequer
fat
filthy lucre
finances
flush
folding
money
fortune
fund
funds
gain
gelt
gold
greenbacks
handsome fortune
hard cash
hay
high income
high tax bracket
in clover
in the
money
independence
jack
kale
kitty
legal tender
lettuce
life savings
liquid assets
loaded
lolly
loot
lucre
luxuriousness
mammon
material wealth
mazuma
means
medium of exchange
money
to burn
money
bags
money
ed
money
s
monied
moolah
mopus
needful
nest egg
net
notes
on Easy Street
ooftish
opulence
opulency
paper
money
pecuniary resources
pelf
percentage
pocket
pool
possessions
profit
property
prosperity
prosperous
prosperousness
purse
rake-off
ready
money
reserves
resources
rhino
rich
riches
richness
rocks
savings
savings account
scratch
shekels
simoleons
six-figure income
small change
smash
specie
spinach
stiff
stuff
stumpy
substance
sugar
swag
take
the ready
treasure
unregistered bank account
upper bracket
wampum
wealth
wealthiness
wealthy
well-heeled
well-to-do
wherewithal
money
changer
Realtor
bank clerk
bank manager
bank officer
bank president
banker
banking executive
bill broker
broker
cambist
cashier
cotton broker
diamond broker
discount broker
discounter
estate agent
furniture broker
grain broker
hotel broker
insurance broker
investment banker
land broker
loan officer
money
broker
money
dealer
money
lender
money
monger
mortgage broker
note broker
pawnbroker
real estate agent
real estate broker
ship broker
stockbroker
teller
trust officer
money
hungry
a hog for
acquisitive
all-devouring
avaricious
avid
bottomless
coveting
covetous
devouring
esurient
gluttonous
gobbling
grabby
grasping
greedy
hoggish
insatiable
insatiate
limitless
mercenary
miserly
money
-mad
omnivorous
overgreedy
piggish
quenchless
rapacious
ravening
ravenous
slakeless
sordid
swinish
unappeasable
unappeased
unquenchable
unsated
unsatisfied
unslakeable
unslaked
venal
voracious
money
mad
a hog for
acquisitive
all-devouring
avaricious
avid
bottomless
coveting
covetous
devouring
esurient
gluttonous
gobbling
grabby
grasping
greedy
hoggish
insatiable
insatiate
limitless
mercenary
miserly
money
-hungry
omnivorous
overgreedy
piggish
quenchless
rapacious
ravening
ravenous
slakeless
sordid
swinish
unappeasable
unappeased
unquenchable
unsated
unsatisfied
unslakeable
unslaked
venal
voracious
money
order
CD
IOU
MO
acceptance
acceptance bill
bank acceptance
bank check
bill
bill of draft
bill of exchange
blank check
certificate
certificate of deposit
certified check
check
checkbook
cheque
commercial paper
debenture
demand bill
demand draft
draft
due bill
exchequer bill
letter of credit
negotiable instrument
note
note of hand
paper
postal order
promissory note
sight bill
sight draft
time bill
time draft
trade acceptance
treasury bill
voucher
warrant
money
saving
Scotch
canny
careful
chary
cheeseparing
conserving
economic
economizing
forehanded
frugal
labor-saving
parsimonious
penny-wise
provident
prudent
prudential
saving
scrimping
skimping
spare
sparing
thrifty
time-saving
unwasteful
money
bags
Daddy Warbucks
affluence
assets
billionaire
bloated plutocrat
bottomless purse
bulging purse
capitalist
easy circumstances
embarras de richesses
fat cat
fortune
gold
handsome fortune
high income
high tax bracket
independence
lucre
luxuriousness
mammon
man of means
man of substance
man of wealth
material wealth
millionaire
money
money
to burn
money
ed man
multimillionaire
nabob
opulence
opulency
parvenu
pelf
plutocrat
possessions
property
prosperity
prosperousness
rich man
riches
richling
richness
six-figure income
substance
treasure
upper bracket
warm man
wealth
wealthiness
wealthy man
money
ed
abounding in riches
affluent
big-rich
comfortable
disgustingly rich
fat
flush
frightfully rich
in funds
in the
money
independent
independently rich
independently wealthy
loaded
luxurious
made of
money
oofy
opulent
prosperous
provided for
rich
rich as Croesus
rolling in
money
wallowing in wealth
warm
wealthy
well provided for
well-fixed
well-heeled
well-off
well-to-do
money
lender
Shylock
bank clerk
bank manager
bank officer
bank president
banker
banking executive
bill broker
cambist
cashier
discounter
investment banker
lender
loan officer
loan shark
loaner
money
broker
money
changer
money
dealer
money
monger
mortgage holder
mortgagee
note broker
pawnbroker
teller
trust officer
usurer
money
making
accession
acquirement
acquisition
addition
advantageous
attainment
banausic
breadwinning
businesslike
coming by
commercial
compensating
compensative
compensatory
dragging down
earnings
fat
gainful
gaining
getting
getting hold of
good
lucrative
making
materialistic
money
getting
money
grubbing
obtainment
obtention
paying
practical
procural
procurance
procuration
procurement
productive
profitable
prosaic
realistic
remunerative
reparative
repaying
retributive
retributory
rewardful
rewarding
satisfying
securement
trover
utilitarian
well-paying
winning
workaday
workday
working
worthwhile
Geldmarktsatz Definition
Blood
money
(
)
Money
paid
to
the
next
of
kin
of
a
person
who
has
been
killed
by
another.
Blood
money
(
)
Money
obtained
as
the
price,
or
at
the
cost,
of
another's
life
By-interest
(
n.
)
Self-interest
Easing
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Ease
First-rate
(
a.
)
Of
the
highest
excellence
First-rate
(
n.
)
A
war
vessel
of
the
highest
grade
or
the
most
powerful
class.
Interest
(
n.
)
To
engage
the
attention
of
Interest
(
n.
)
To
be
concerned
with
or
engaged
in
Interest
(
n.
)
To
cause
or
permit
to
share.
Interest
(
n.
)
Excitement
of
feeling,
whether
pleasant
or
painful,
accompanying
special
attention
to
some
object
Interest
(
n.
)
Participation
in
advantage,
profit,
and
responsibility
Interest
(
n.
)
Advantage,
personal
or
general
Interest
(
n.
)
Premium
paid
for
the
use
of
money,
--
usually
reckoned
as
a
percentage
Interest
(
n.
)
Any
excess
of
advantage
over
and
above
an
exact
equivalent
for
what
is
given
or
rendered.
Interest
(
n.
)
The
persons
interested
in
any
particular
business
or
measure,
taken
collectively
Market
(
n.
)
A
meeting
together
of
people,
at
a
stated
time
and
place,
for
the
purpose
of
traffic
(as
in
cattle,
provisions,
wares,
etc.)
by
private
purchase
and
sale,
and
not
by
auction
Market
(
n.
)
A
public
place
(as
an
open
space
in
a
town)
or
a
large
building,
where
a
market
is
held
Market
(
n.
)
An
opportunity
for
selling
anything
Market
(
n.
)
Exchange,
or
purchase
and
sale
Market
(
n.
)
The
price
for
which
a
thing
is
sold
in
a
market
Market
(
n.
)
The
privelege
granted
to
a
town
of
having
a
public
market.
Market
(
v.
i.)
To
deal
in
a
market
Market
(
v.
t.)
To
expose
for
sale
in
a
market
Money
(
n.
)
A
piece
of
metal,
as
gold,
silver,
copper,
etc.,
coined,
or
stamped,
and
issued
by
the
sovereign
authority
as
a
medium
of
exchange
in
financial
transactions
between
citizens
and
with
government
Money
(
n.
)
Any
written
or
stamped
promise,
certificate,
or
order,
as
a
government
note,
a
bank
note,
a
certificate
of
deposit,
etc.,
which
is
payable
in
standard
coined
money
and
is
lawfully
current
in
lieu
of
it
Money
(
n.
)
In
general,
wealth
Money
(
v.
t.)
To
supply
with
money.
Money-maker
(
n.
)
One
who
coins
or
prints
money
Money-maker
(
n.
)
One
who
accumulates
money
or
wealth
Money-making
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
making
money
Money-making
(
a.
)
Affording
profitable
returns
Money-making
(
a.
)
Sussessful
in
gaining
money,
and
devoted
to
that
aim
Open
(
a.
)
Free
of
access
Open
(
a.
)
Free
to
be
used,
enjoyed,
visited,
or
the
like
Open
(
a.
)
Free
or
cleared
of
obstruction
to
progress
or
to
view
Open
(
a.
)
Not
drawn
together,
closed,
or
contracted
Open
(
a.
)
Without
reserve
or
false
pretense
Open
(
a.
)
Not
concealed
or
secret
Open
(
a.
)
Not
of
a
quality
to
prevent
communication,
as
by
closing
water
ways,
blocking
roads,
etc.
Open
(
a.
)
Not
settled
or
adjusted
Open
(
a.
)
Free
Open
(
a.
)
Uttered
with
a
relatively
wide
opening
of
the
articulating
organs
Open
(
a.
)
Uttered,
as
a
consonant,
with
the
oral
passage
simply
narrowed
without
closure,
as
in
uttering
s.
Open
(
a.
)
Not
closed
or
stopped
with
the
finger
Open
(
a.
)
Produced
by
an
open
string
Open
(
n.
)
Open
or
unobstructed
space
Open
(
v.
t.)
To
make
or
set
open
Open
(
v.
t.)
To
spread
Open
(
v.
t.)
To
disclose
Open
(
v.
t.)
To
make
known
money market rate; money rate / money market rates (of interest); money rates / open rate / easing reduction in money market rates Bedeutung
market
penetration
the
extent
to
which
a
product
is
recognized
and
bought
by
customers
in
a
particular
market
open
sesame
any
very
successful
means
of
achieving
a
result
open
primary
a
primary
in
which
any
registered
voter
can
vote
(but
must
vote
for
candidates
of
only
one
party)
open
frame
break
any
frame
in
which
a
bowler
fails
to
make
a
strike
or
spare,
the
break
in
the
eighth
frame
cost
him
the
match
reduction
simplification
the
act
of
reducing
complexity
decrease
diminution
reduction
step-down
the
act
of
decreasing
or
reducing
something
easing
easement
alleviation
relief
the
act
of
reducing
something
unpleasant
(as
pain
or
annoyance),
he
asked
the
nurse
for
relief
from
the
constant
pain
discount
price
reduction
deduction
the
act
of
reducing
the
selling
price
of
merchandise
pastime
interest
pursuit
a
diversion
that
occupies
one's
time
and
thoughts
(usually
pleasantly),
sailing
is
her
favorite
pastime,
his
main
pastime
is
gambling,
he
counts
reading
among
his
interests,
they
criticized
the
boy
for
his
limited
pursuits
marketing
research
market
research
research
that
gathers
and
analyzes
information
about
the
moving
of
good
or
services
from
producer
to
consumer
market
analysis
marketing
research
that
yields
information
about
the
marketplace
open-heart
surgery
heart
surgery
in
which
the
rib
cage
is
spread
open,
the
heart
is
stopped
and
blood
is
detoured
through
a
heart-lung
machine
while
a
heart
valve
or
coronary
artery
is
surgically
repaired
waste
of
money
money
spent
for
inadequate
return,
the
senator
said
that
the
project
was
a
waste
of
money
market
gardening
the
growing
of
vegetables
or
flowers
for
market
market
capitalization
market
capitalisation
an
estimation
of
the
value
of
a
business
that
is
obtained
by
multiplying
the
number
of
shares
outstanding
by
the
current
price
of
a
share
money
laundering
concealing
the
source
of
illegally
gotten
money
market
marketplace
market
place
the
world
of
commercial
activity
where
goods
and
services
are
bought
and
sold,
without
competition
there
would
be
no
market,
they
were
driven
from
the
marketplace
black
market
an
illegal
market
in
which
goods
or
currencies
are
bought
and
sold
in
violation
of
rationing
or
controls
buyer's
market
buyers'
market
soft
market
a
market
in
which
more
people
want
to
sell
than
want
to
buy
grey
market
gray
market
an
unofficial
market
in
which
goods
are
bought
and
sold
at
prices
lower
than
the
official
price
set
by
a
regulatory
agency
seller's
market
sellers'
market
a
market
in
which
more
people
want
to
buy
than
want
to
sell
labor
market
the
market
in
which
workers
compete
for
jobs
and
employers
compete
for
workers
money
cowrie
Cypraea
moneta
cowrie
whose
shell
is
used
for
money
in
parts
of
the
southern
Pacific
and
in
parts
of
Africa
butcher
shop
meat
market
a
shop
in
which
meat
and
poultry
(and
sometimes
fish)
are
sold
cashbox
money
box
till
a
strongbox
for
holding
cash
commodity
exchange
commodities
exchange
commodities
market
an
exchange
for
buying
and
selling
commodities
for
future
delivery
curb
market
a
stock
market
for
trading
in
securities
not
listed
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
farmer's
market
green
market
greenmarket
an
open-air
marketplace
for
farm
products
fireplace
hearth
open
fireplace
an
open
recess
in
a
wall
at
the
base
of
a
chimney
where
a
fire
can
be
built,
the
fireplace
was
so
large
you
could
walk
inside
it,
he
laid
a
fire
in
the
hearth
and
lit
it,
the
hearth
was
black
with
the
charcoal
of
many
fires
futures
exchange
futures
market
forward
market
a
commodity
exchange
where
futures
contracts
are
traded
grocery
store
grocery
food
market
market
a
marketplace
where
groceries
are
sold,
the
grocery
store
included
a
meat
market
market
garden
a
garden
where
fruit
and
vegetables
are
grown
for
marketing
marketplace
market
place
mart
market
an
area
in
a
town
where
a
public
mercantile
establishment
is
set
up
money
belt
belt
with
a
concealed
section
for
holding
money
open-air
market
open-air
marketplace
market
square
a
public
marketplace
where
food
and
merchandise
is
sold
open
circuit
an
incomplete
electrical
circuit
in
which
no
current
flows
open-end
wrench
tappet
wrench
a
wrench
having
parallel
jaws
at
fixed
separation
(often
on
both
ends
of
the
handle)
open-hearth
furnace
a
furnace
for
making
steel
in
which
the
steel
is
placed
on
a
shallow
hearth
and
flames
of
burning
gas
and
hot
air
play
over
it
open
sight
rear
gunsight
having
an
open
notch
instead
of
a
peephole
or
telescope
open
weave
a
weave
in
which
warp
threads
never
come
together,
leaving
interstices
in
the
fabric
over-theounter
market
OTC
market
a
stock
exchange
where
securities
transactions
are
made
via
telephone
and
computer
rather
than
on
the
floor
of
an
exchange
reduction
gear
gearing
that
reduces
an
input
speed
to
a
slower
output
speed
savings
bank
coin
bank
money
box
bank
a
container
(usually
with
a
slot
in
the
top)
for
keeping
money
at
home,
the
coin
bank
was
empty
slave
market
a
marketplace
where
slaves
were
auctioned
off
(especially
in
the
southern
United
States
before
the
American
Civil
War)
spot
market
a
market
in
which
a
commodity
is
bought
or
sold
for
immediate
delivery
or
delivery
in
the
very
near
future
stock
exchange
stock
market
securities
market
an
exchange
where
security
trading
is
conducted
by
professional
stockbrokers
egoism
egocentrism
self-interest
selfoncern
selfenteredness
concern
for
your
own
interests
and
welfare
opportunism
self-interest
self-seeking
expedience
taking
advantage
of
opportunities
without
regard
for
the
consequences
for
others
pace
rate
the
relative
speed
of
progress
or
change,
he
lived
at
a
fast
pace,
he
works
at
a
great
rate,
the
pace
of
events
accelerated
sake
interest
a
reason
for
wanting
something
done,
for
your
sake,
died
for
the
sake
of
his
country,
in
the
interest
of
safety,
in
the
common
interest
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