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Futures Spread

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Futures Spread
In arbitrage, the purchase of a future contract and the simultaneous sale of another contract on the same commodity when the price differs. For example, an arbitrageur may take advantage of a situation in which the purchase price and the sale price of a futures contract are different. In practice, a futures spread is relatively rare, as futures contracts are a liquid market, which holds down any price discrepancy.
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