The relationship between spot prices and future prices of crude oil in international market (The study of market commodity exchanges in New York NYMEX)

Abdul-Sattar Abdul-Jabbar, D.; Moses,

	The relationship between spot prices and future prices of crude oil in international market (The study of market commodity exchanges in New York NYMEX)
Journal of Administration and Economics
Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 64, 2018, Pages 19-38
Authors
D. Abdul-Sattar Abdul-Jabbar;
Abstract
Since ancient times sought rights in the conduct economic hedging (hedging) the volatility of the market in the future, which led him to seek to ensure obtaining the item at a particular price, both for the buyer or the seller, and often seeks Wholesalers (Alawi) in the case of agricultural commodities in our country to hedge through they (included) crops, orchards and farms to ensure their access to agricultural commodities at affordable prices by them and by farmers who can themselves hedge as well, and has become the trading futures or future more organized emergence of markets, commodity exchanges modern and most important market share Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange, which dates back transactions to the future in 1840, as well as New York, London and Tokyo
Keywords
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