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More on Futures

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A futures contract or a ‘future’ is a legally binding agreement between two parties that one will buy from the other, a specific quantity of a commodity or financial instrument at a specified price with delivery set at a specified time in the future. Sounds just like a forward contract, so far? However, futures contracts offer certain beneficial features that forwards do not.


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Types of futures
There are 2 types of futures contracts
Features
Futures contracts offer certain beneficial features that forwards do not. These are:
Trading in futures
A futures transaction always has two parties, a buyer and a seller.
Pricing of futures contracts
The theoretical way of pricing any future
Basis
Basis = Futures price – Spot price
Futures market participants
Operators in the futures markets can be broadly categorized in the following 3 kinds
 
 
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