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+ | ====== Basis Price ====== | ||
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+ | * consists out of a premium or discount to the outright price[(: | ||
+ | * determined by various factors like the location and quality of a commodity[(: | ||
+ | * factor quality influences the basis (parties are generally willing to pay more or less depending on the commodity grade)[(: | ||
+ | * <wrap hi>when a futures market is in contango, premiums tend to increase</ | ||
+ | * traders prefer to have the materials at locations where it can be delivered to the exchange or in regions where their off-takers are located (demand for material at a specific location can increase leading to a higher basis)[(: | ||
+ | * cannot always be hedged via futures[(: | ||
+ | * backwardations generally lead to weakening premiums, as it is more expensive to hold material[(: | ||
+ | * materials can be sold via forward sales contract that includes a fixed basis price (basis not exposed to price fluctuations)[(: |