It will " finally afford our members and their customers the modern trading environment appropriate to the world's largest physical commodity exchange ."
22.
The "'cost of carry "'or "'carrying charge "'is cost of storing a physical commodity, such as grain or metals, over a period of time.
23.
The real innovation therefore was that next to physical commodities henceforth financial rights in the ownership of a company were traded on the Amsterdam exchange.
24.
They include financial instruments, such as the Standard & Poor's 500 index or a Treasury bond, or physical commodities, such as grains, livestock or gold.
25.
They include financial instruments, such as the Standard & amp; Poor's 500 index or a Treasury bond, or physical commodities, such as grains, livestock or gold.
26.
Under GLBA depending on the provision the institution falls into, bank holding companies can engage in physical commodity trading, energy tolling, energy management services, and merchant banking activities.
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The earliest commodity ETFs, such as SPDR Gold Shares and i Shares Silver Trust, actually owned the physical commodity ( e . g ., gold and silver bars ).
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Storage costs ( generally expressed as a percentage of the spot price ) should be added to the cost of carry for physical commodities such as corn, wheat, or gold.
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:" This equivalent has no relative form of value in common with other commodities; its value is rather, expressed relatively in the infinite series of all other physical commodities ."
30.
In addition to its participation in many of the world's futures markets, the system will add new markets to John W . Henry, particularly physical commodities such as gasoil and wheat.
