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Spot Price

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Spot price
The current market price of the actual physical commodity. Also called cash price. Current delivery price of a commodity traded in the spot market, in which goods are sold for cash and delivered immediately. Antithesis of futures price.
Cash Price
On an exchange, the price of a security or commodity at the present moment. If one buys or sells a security or commodity, one pays the cash price. The cash price contrasts with the futures price. It is also called the current price and the spot price. See also: Spot rate.
spot price
See cash price.

Spot price. The spot, or cash, price is the price of commodities and foreign currencies that are being sold for immediate delivery with payment in cash.
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