Open contract (also used in German; sometimes also open contract)

Generally, a standardized contract between two or more parties to perform or refrain from performing a service – such as the delivery of a certain quantity of crude oil. However, the contract is still empty, meaning that no delivery has yet been made. Often, such contracts are sold to third parties. – See absorption phase, option, forward speculator.

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