Betekenis van:
spot market

spot market
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • a market in which a commodity is bought or sold for immediate delivery or delivery in the very near future

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    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. Net position between forward and spot, at the foreign exchange market rate
    2. The power generators agree to offer a lower price than the spot market price and to be bound by the agreed price, whatever the spot prices are.
    3. As outlined in recital 198, spot prices, notably those observed on spot power exchanges, normally set references for the entire wholesale market, including for forward products.
    4. Spot settlement date: the date on which a spot transaction in a financial instrument is settled in accordance with prevailing market conventions for that financial instrument.
    5. If a spot market exchange is in place, prices on that exchange constitute references for the whole market.
    6. They also stress that prices under any long-term agreement will always be lower than spot market prices.
    7. be compatible with the market mechanisms including spot markets and trading hubs, while being flexible and capable of adapting to evolving market circumstances; and
    8. be compatible with the market mechanism including spot markets and trading hubs, while being flexible and capable of adapting to evolving market circumstances; and
    9. Therefore, in Italy neither the spot market nor the market for long-term supply agreements is for the time being characterised by a truly competitive structure.
    10. In relation to foreign exchange forward transactions, the spot rate is the rate to which the forward points are applied in order to derive the forward rate. Spot settlement date: the date on which a spot transaction in a financial instrument is settled in accordance with prevailing market conventions for that financial instrument.
    11. Trade in power on spot market exchanges is always based on marginal pricing, which guarantees only that short-run marginal costs are covered [56].
    12. Furthermore, the price of forward products results from the expectations of market players with regard to future price development on spot markets.
    13. Since market players engage in forward contracts because they prefer price certainty to unknown spot prices in the future, forward prices also include a risk element.
    14. Limited operates in Great Britain (Scotland England and Wales), where the spot market for gas, the so-called National Balancing Point, makes no distinction between LCV and HCV.
    15. The Energy Sector Inquiry showed that the level of forward prices depended on individual expectations with regard to the development of spot market prices.