Physical Commodity
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Physical Commodity
actual commodity that is delivered to the contract buyer at the expiration of a commodity contract in either the spot market or the Futures Market. Some examples of physical commodities are corn, cotton, gold, oil, soybeans, and wheat. The quality specifications and quantity of the commodity to be delivered are specified by the exchange on which it is traded.
| Phillips Curve, Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) | |
| Physical Inventory, Physical Verification |
Barron's Business Dictionary:
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Physical Commodity
Actual commodity that is delivered to the contract buyer at the completion of a commodity contract in either the spot market or the futures market. Some examples of physical commodities are corn, cotton, gold, oil, soybeans, and wheat.
| Phishing, Phillips Curve, Phaseout of Personal Exemptions | |
| Physical Depreciation or Physical Deterioration, Physical Distribution, Physical Examination |
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