Clearing price

Clearing Price - Clearing price a price assigned to an asset, which could be cash, stock, bonds, and other securities, after a buyer has completed the bid and ask process.

Clearing Price
The specified monetary value assigned to a security or asset. This price is determined by the bid and ask process of buyers and sellers interested in trading the security.
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Clearing price - The settlement price of a futures contract.
Close - Period at the end of a trading day where final prices for the day are calculated.

Clearing Price: See Settlement Price.
Close: The exchange-designated period at the end of the trading session during which all transactions are considered made "at the close." See Call.

Clearing Price: See Settlement Price.
Close, The: The period at the end of the trading session, officially designated by the exchange, during which all transactions are considered made "at the close." Also see Call.

If the supply curve were to shift from S0 to S2 , everything else being equal, the market equilibrium would change from point E1 to E5, causing the market clearing price to rise (from $9 to $11) and quantity transacted to fall (from 30 to 20 units).

Generally, the securities will be sold at the clearing price established by the Dutch auction to all investors placing bids at or above the clearing price.

At 10:30am GMT in London, telephone bids for the gold and oil fixings take place, something that sets the morning clearing prices for bullion and crude dealers that (are then adjust once again at 3.30pm GMT).

Equilibrium Price
A price at which the quantity demanded by buyers equals the quantity supplied by sellers; also called the market-clearing price.

See also: Clearing, Market, Investment, Interest, Order