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Forward Price The agreed upon price of the underlying asset in a forward contract. When a forward contract is made, the parties agree to buy/sell the underlying at a certain point in the future at a certain price. The price is negotiated directly between the parties, unlike a futures contract, which trades on an exchange. Partly because there is little secondary market for forward contracts, determining the forward price is a zero-sum game: one party will gain on the contract and one will lose. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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u Position: The business sets a forward price and takes that price at the end, no more questions asked. Hard data are hard to come by, but anecdotal information suggests that producers forward price as much as 50% of their energy-related costs, including fuel and fertilizer, the year before planting season, he notes. Hard data are hard to come by, but anecdotal information suggests that producers forward price as much as 50% of their energy-related costs, including fuel and fertilizer, the year before planting season, he notes. |
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