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Futures Price
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Futures price
The price at which parties to a futures contract agree to transact upon the settlement date.
Futures Price
The price on a futures contract. For example, if an investor enters a futures contract to sell a certain number of barrels of oil in six months for $90 per barrel, the futures price is $90.
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