Index futures are contracts obligating traders to buy or sell an index asset at a specified price on a predetermined date.
A long hedge involves using futures contracts to buy inputs at a stable price, protecting against price increases.
Cash-settled financial derivatives that mimic physical futures contracts.
A deep-in-the-money European-style call option that operates similarly to a futures contract but is not available on U.S. exchanges.
An exploration into open interest in derivatives and its significance in the financial markets.
Rolling forward contracts to keep your options open (pun intended).
Understanding variable price limits in commodities futures exchanges.
A deep dive into vault receipts: the keys to unlocking precious metal futures, without the heavy lifting!
