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Clearing Price The specified monetary value assigned to a security or asset. This price is determined by the bid and ask process of buyers and sellers interested in trading the security. Notes: In any exchange, sellers prefer to part with their assets for the highest price possible while investors interested in buying the same asset desire the lowest purchase price possible. At some point, a mutually agreeable price is reached between buyers and sellers. It is at this point that economists say the market has "cleared" and transactions take place. Thus, the clearing price of an asset is the price at which it was most recently traded. |
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Providing investors with the ability to directly establish the market clearing price is a stair-step improvement in transparency, which benefits both investors and the issuer. The day's market clearing price is posted by 7:30 a. While owners of both efficient and less efficient coal plants are currently profiting from high market clearing prices, the less efficient units would be at a competitive disadvantage relative to natural gas if prices fall to the level in the Fitch Base Case. |
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