Financial Derivatives
Balance of Payments and International Investment Position Statistics
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Balance of Payments and International Investment Position StatisticsStudies
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Balance of Payments and International Investment Position: March 2016
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Balance of Payments and International Investment Position: March 2019
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Balance of Payments and International Investment Position: Year ended March 2019
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Balance of Payments and International Investment Position: June 2015
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Balance Of Payments and International Investment Position: September 2018
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Balance Of Payments and International Investment Position: December 2018
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Balance of Payments and International Investment Position: June 2017
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Balance of Payments and International Investment Position: September 2017
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Balance of Payments and International Investment Position: March 2018
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Balance of Payments and International Investment Position: December 2017
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Balance of Payments and International Investment Position: September 2015
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Balance of Payments and International Investment Position: June 2018
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Balance of Payments and International Investment Position: December 2015
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Balance of Payments and International Investment Position: March 2015
Concept
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Financial Derivatives
Description
A financial instrument for which the price is dependent on or derived from one or more underlying assets. The derivative itself is merely a contract between two or more parties. Its value is determined by fluctuations in the underlying asset. The most common underlying assets include stocks, bonds, commodities, currencies, interest rates, and market indexes.