commodity exchange
kəˈmɒdəti ɪksˈʧeɪnʤ
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Definition of commodity exchange - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
finance agricultureTECH.organization promoting trade in commoditiesTECH.
  • The Chicago Board of Trade is a well-known commodity exchange.
commodity market
2.
tradingTECH.marketplace for buying and selling future delivery commoditiesTECH.
  • He invested in wheat at the commodity exchange.
futures market trading floor
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Expressions with commodity

hot commodityn.
something in high demand or very popular
The new smartphone model is a hot commodity.
precious commodityn.
something valuable and rare
Water is a precious commodity in the desert.
rare commodityn.
quality that very few people or situations show
In politics, honest speech is often a rare commodity.
commodity tradingn.
activity of buying and selling raw materials or basic goods for profit
Many investors use commodity trading to diversify their portfolios.
commodity financen.
area of banking focused on funding trade in raw materials
She built her career in commodity finance at an international bank.
commodity productn.
standardized good seen as interchangeable with similar goods from other sellers
Price is the main concern when choosing a commodity product like bulk sugar.

Expressions with exchange

exchange wordsv.
to have a conversation with someone
They exchanged words before the meeting started.
exchange blowsv.
engage in a physical fight with hits
The two boxers exchanged blows in the ring.
exchange shotsv.
take turns shooting in a game or sport
The teams exchanged shots in the final minutes of the game.
exchange a few wordsv.
have a short conversation with someone
They exchanged a few words before the meeting.
exchange of firen.
shooting between opposing armed groups
The exchange of fire lasted for hours.
currency exchangen.
process of converting one currency into another
Currency exchange rates can fluctuate daily.
exchange studentn.
student who studies abroad temporarily as part of an academic program
She became an exchange student in Spain for a semester..
in exchangeadv.
as a replacement or trade for something
She gave him a book in exchange for a movie ticket.
in exchange forprep.
in return for something given or received
She gave him a book in exchange for a painting.
language exchangen.
method of learning languages through mutual practice
They joined a language exchange to improve their Spanish.

Terms related to commodity exchange

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
agriculturefinancefuturesmarketplaceoptionstradingbusinesseconomyexchangeinvestmentmarkettrade

Examples of commodity exchange in a sentence

  • The commodity exchange saw a rise in grain futures.
  • The commodity exchange saw a rise in oil prices.
  • Farmers rely on the commodity exchange for futures contracts.

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  1. French:échange de marchandises, bourse des marchandises, ...
  2. German:Rohstoffbörse, ...
  3. Italian:borsa merci, mercato delle materie prime, ...
  4. Spanish:bolsa de productos, bolsa de productos básicos, ...
  5. Portuguese:bolsa de mercadorias, ...
  6. Chinese:商品交易所, 期货市场, ...
  7. Japanese:商品取引所, 先物取引所, ...
  8. Arabic:بُورْصَة السِّلَع, سُوق السِّلَع, ...
  9. Hebrew:בּוּרְסַת סְחוֹרוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:товарная биржа, ...
  11. Ukrainian:товарна біржа, ...
  12. Hindi:जिंस विनिमय, वस्तु विनिमय, ...

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