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Actuals

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Actuals

Actual
A physical, homogenous commodity underlying a contract. Actuals can be traded on the physical market and delivered immediately, or traded on the futures market and delivered at the completion of the contract. As such, actuals have an intrinsic value. Examples include oil, beef, and diamonds.


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The statutory audited actuals will also be an audit of the auditors' opinion of the OFR.
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