Sentence examples for contracts trading from inspiring English sources

The widening so-called contango in oil — with near-term contracts trading at a discount to longer-dated ones — may point to an ominous glut.

Confusion swept across trading desks in August 2013 as prices for equity derivatives swung without reason, with some contracts trading for $26 one minute and $1 the next.

This means that there will always be at least three contracts trading for the ETF futures.

Five times as many calls were moving as puts, with 5,000 contracts trading to the middle of the market in the September 30 calls.

Another 42,200 puts changed hands at the higher March 2011 $18 strike, with roughly 28,500 of those put contracts trading to the bid at an average premium of $2.33 apiece.

It has not always been more accurate than the polls, and on this date in 2000, it had Al Gore solidly ahead of Bush with his "contracts" trading at 56.6 cents.

At 11.2 billion contracts, Asia-Pacific accounts for the largest volumes of exchange-traded derivatives contracts traded in the world.

They are distinct from standardised derivative contracts, traded at arm's length on exchanges.

In good times, derivative contracts trade in deep, liquid, and informationally sensitive markets.

But she accepted that LIBOR alleged to have been used to manipulate prices of contracts traded in Chicago was.

The ISE started in 2000 with a market share of just over 1% of all equity option contracts traded.