Financial futures are standardized contracts that oblige the parties to buy or sell a specific asset at a future date and at a price agreed upon in advance. These contracts are traded on futures markets, which are centralized platforms that facilitate the buying and selling of futures among investors. The underlying assets of these contracts can include commodities, stocks, bonds, currencies, and other financial instruments. Futures are used for a variety of purposes, including risk

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