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Note5Short-TermandLong-TermDebt
Theweightedaverageshort-terminterestrateswere3.5%and1.5%as
ofJune30,2005and2004,respectively,includingtheeffectsofrelated
interestrateswapsdiscussedinNote6.
Long-termweightedaverageinterestrateswere3.2%and4.0%asof
June30,2005and2004,respectively,includingtheeffectsofrelated
interestrateswapsandnetinvestmenthedgesdiscussedinNote6.
Thefairvalueofthelong-termdebtwas$13,904and$13,168atJune30,
2005and2004,respectively.Long-termdebtmaturitiesduringthe
nextfiveyearsareasfollows:2006-$2,606;2007-$1,440;2008-$816;
2009-$1,154and2010-$1,734.
Note6RiskManagementActivities
Asamultinationalcompanywithdiverseproductofferings,weare
exposedtomarketrisks,suchaschangesininterestrates,currency
exchangeratesandcommoditypricing.Tomanagethevolatilityrelated
totheseexposures,weevaluateexposuresonaconsolidatedbasisto
takeadvantageoflogicalexposurenettingandcorrelation.Forthe
remainingexposures,weenterintovariousderivativetransactions.
Suchderivativetransactions,whichareexecutedinaccordancewithour
policiesinareassuchascounterpartyexposureandhedgingpractices,
areaccountedforunderSFASNo.133,“AccountingforDerivative
InstrumentsandHedgingActivities,”asamendedandinterpreted.Wedo
notholdorissuederivativefinancialinstrumentsforspeculative
tradingpurposes.
Atinception,weformallydesignateanddocumentthequalifying
financialinstrumentasahedgeofanunderlyingexposure.Weformally
assess,bothatinceptionandatleastquarterlyonanongoingbasis,
whetherthefinancialinstrumentsusedinhedgingtransactionsare
effectiveatoffsettingchangesineitherthefairvalueorcashflowsof
therelatedunderlyingexposure.Fluctuationsinthederivativevalue
generallyareoffsetbychangesinthefairvalueorcashflowsofthe
exposuresbeinghedged.Thisoffsetisdrivenbythehighdegreeof
effectivenessbetweentheexposurebeinghedgedandthehedging
instrument.Anyineffectiveportionofaninstrument’schangeinfair
valueisimmediatelyrecognizedinearnings.
CreditRisk
Wehaveestablishedstrictcounterpartycreditguidelinesandnormally
enterintotransactionswithinvestmentgradefinancialinstitutions.
Counterpartyexposuresaremonitoreddailyanddowngradesin
creditratingarereviewedonatimelybasis.Creditriskarisingfrom
theinabilityofacounterpartytomeetthetermsofourfinancial
instrumentcontractsgenerallyislimitedtotheamounts,ifany,by
whichthecounterparty’sobligationsexceedourobligationstothe
counterparty.Wedonotexpecttoincurmaterialcreditlossesonour
riskmanagementorotherfinancialinstruments.
NotestoConsolidatedFinancialStatements TheProcter&GambleCompanyandSubsidiaries
Millionsofdollarsexceptpershareamountsorotherwisespecified.
June30
2004
Short-TermDebt
USDcommercialpaper $6,059
Non-USDcommercialpaper 149
Currentportionoflong-termdebt 1,518
Bridgecreditfacility –
Other 561
8,287
June30
2004
Long-TermDebt
5.75%EURnotedueSeptember,2005 1,827
1.50%JPYnotedueDecember,2005 503
3.50%CHFnotedueFebruary,2006 240
5.40%EURnotedueAugust,2006 365
4.75%USDnotedueJune,2007 1,000
6.13%USDnotedueMay,2008 500
4.30%USDnotedueAugust,2008 500
3.50%USDnotedueDecember,2008 650
6.88%USDnotedueSeptember,2009 1,000
2.00%JPYnotedueJune,2010 458
FloatingrateUSDnotedueOctober2010 –
4.95%USDnotedueAugust2014 –
4.85%USDnotedueDecember,2015 700
9.36%ESOPdebenturesdue2007-20211 1,000
8.00%USDnotedueSeptember,2024 200
6.45%USDnotedueJanuary,2026 300
6.25%GBPnotedueJanuary,2030 906
5.25%GBPnotedueJanuary,2033 363
5.50%USDnotedueFebruary,2034 500
5.80%USDnotedueAugust,2034 –
Debtassumedundercapitalleases 252
Allotherlong-termdebt 2,808
Currentportionoflong-termdebt (1,518)
12,554
1DebtissuedbytheESOPisguaranteedbytheCompanyandmustberecordedasdebtof
theCompanyasdiscussedinNote8.