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Contract month

The month during which a futures Contract expires, and during which Delivery may take place according to the Terms of the contract. also called Contract month. also called Delivery month.

Related Terms: 10 Call, Contract month, Contract, Delivery month, Delivery, Futures, Futures contract, Ring, Term, Terms
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