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differential
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Differential
A small charge added to the purchase price and subtracted from the selling price by the dealer for odd-lot quantities.
differential
1. In commodities trading, the premium or discount in the futures contract price caused by delivering a commodity that does not exactly meet the standards fixed by the exchange. Allowances for these differentials are included in the contract specifications.
2. See odd-lot differential.


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