The document discusses various international financial markets. It begins by providing context that the US financial market historically dominated but its relative importance has declined with the rise of other countries from the 1970s onward. It then describes the international money market, with the eurocurrency market at its core. Eurocurrencies are deposits of money in international banks outside the currency's home country. London has traditionally been a major eurocurrency center. The document also discusses eurocurrency loans, international bond markets including eurobonds and foreign bonds, and international equity markets where companies can issue shares. It provides details on instruments like GDRs, ADRs, and lists some major Indian companies that have issued such instruments. Finally, it outlines other sources of foreign currency