alleryStart learning →A standardised exchange-traded contract fixing a future price today is a?
AFutures contract
BEuropean call option
CForward contract
DInterest rate swap
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Futures contract
Futures are standardised contracts negotiated on a futures exchange for delivery at a later date.
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