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Job Lot

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Job Lot
In commodities, a small number of units. For example, one may refer to 10 or 20 barrels of oil as a job lot. These are used primarily in futures contracts in which both parties are interested in trading in small numbers.

job lot
In commodities trading, the quantity of a commodity that is smaller than what is specified in a standard contract.


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