Current location - Trademark Inquiry Complete Network - Futures platform - Do yesterday's closing price and today's opening price in the futures crude oil index refer to the actual price or the expected price of crude oil?
Do yesterday's closing price and today's opening price in the futures crude oil index refer to the actual price or the expected price of crude oil?
The index is calculated according to the transaction price of all contracts of a variety and certain positions and trading volume weights.

The latest price change of the index is related to the price change of one contract or several contracts of this variety. According to the definition of "futures crude oil index", yesterday's closing price and opening price are calculated by the actual transaction price of each contract, not the expected price.

Related articles
  • The corn futures market fluctuates so little every day, how much can it earn or lose a day?
  • Futures warehouse
  • Which is higher, foreign exchange or futures?
  • What's the telephone number of galaxy futures Limited?
  • How about Chengdu Siming Culture Communication Co., Ltd.
  • What is the punishment standard for the crime of manipulating the securities market in the new criminal law?
  • Futures fluctuated strongly and the spot rose steadily.
  • Which stocks are good for the Fed to raise interest rates?
  • Is the net income of stock option transfer incorporated into salary income before exercise?
  • Whose wings are flapping in metal futures?

    • copyright 2024 Trademark Inquiry Complete Network All rights reserved