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1 inter-contract spread
inter-contract spread FIN, STOCK Inter-Lieferungs-Spread m (offsetting positions taken in two different, but usually related, commodities in order to benefit from the relative price movements between the two, e.g. matching a long position in an oil contract to a short position in natural gas, nutzt die Preisspanne zwischen den Terminkontrakten naher Substitute; synonymous: inter-market spread, intercommodity spread, cross-asset spread; cf intra-commodity spread)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > inter-contract spread
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2 inter-market spread
inter-market spread FIN, STOCK Inter-Lieferungs-Spread m (offsetting positions taken in two different, but usually related, commodities in order to benefit from the relative price movements between the two, e.g. matching a long position in an oil contract to a short position in natural gas, nutzt die Preisspanne zwischen den Terminkontrakten naher Substitute; cf intra-commodity spread)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > inter-market spread
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3 intra-commodity spread
intra-commodity spread FIN, STOCK Intra-Commodity Spread m, Intramarket Spread m (time spread); Kalender-Spread m (calendar spread; cf intramarket spread; intercommodity spread = Inter-Lieferungs-Spread)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > intra-commodity spread
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4 intramarket spread
intramarket spread FIN, STOCK Intra-Commodity Spread m, Intramarket Spread m; Kalender Spread m (calendar spread; a spread offsetting positions taken in the same commodity with different delivery months, simultaner Kauf und Verkauf eines Future-Kontraktes mit verschiedenen Fälligkeitsterminen; synonymous: calendar spread, intra-commodity spread, interdelivery spread, reverse spread, reverse time spread, time spread; cf intercommodity spread = Inter-Lieferungs-Spread)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > intramarket spread
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5 interdelivery spread
interdelivery spread FIN, STOCK Inter-Lieferungs-Spread m, Intramarket Spread m (cf intra-commodity spread, intramarket spread, intercommodity spread = Inter-Lieferungs-Spread; futures)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > interdelivery spread
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6 reverse spread
reverse spread FIN, STOCK Intramarket Spread m (intercommodity spread, Inter-Lieferungs-Spread; intra-commodity spread; cf intermarket spread)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > reverse spread
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7 reverse time spread
reverse time spread FIN, STOCK Intramarket Spread m (intercommodity spread, Inter-Lieferungs-Spread; intra-commodity spread; cf intermarket spread)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > reverse time spread
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8 time spread
time spread FIN, STOCK Intramarket Spread m (intra-commodity spread; cf intramarket spread; cf intercommodity spread = Inter-Lieferungs-Spread)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > time spread
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9 intercommodity spread
intercommodity spread (IS) FIN, STOCK Inter-Lieferungs-Spread m (offsetting positions taken in two different, but usually related, commodities in order to benefit from the relative price movements between the two, e.g. matching a long position in an oil contract to a short position in natural gas, nutzt die Preisspanne zwischen den Terminkontrakten naher Substitute; cf intra-commodity spread)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > intercommodity spread
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