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BSE starts trading of derivative financial instruments
On July 21 the close JSC "Baku Stock Exchange" started margin trading of derivative with financial instruments based on gold, silver and other commodities. Forex market in Azerbaijan is under development. There are several companies and banks that offer investors a wide range of services to invest in this market. It seems that the BSE wants to earn not only on the securities market, but in this market too.
The stock exchange reports that in the near future it is planned to arrange a margin trading of derivatives based on shares.
Margin trading allows investors to buy and sell securities and financial instruments by temporary trading limit bought from brokers on special conditions. 08D
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- 21 July 2014 14:48
Economics
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