FUTURES Volatile trading
The United States dollar contract was very volatile yesterday with pressure growing from sellers, said a spokesperson for Marshall Futures. The prime commercial paper contract was steady and close to the physical market, although it had dropped to “a new low” in early trading.
SUS CONTRACT 85 Open H/L Last Vol July 2.1310 .1700/280 .1510 172 Aug. 2.1600 .1875/595 .1810 31 Sep. 2.2000 .2000/1930 .1930 3 Contracts traded: 206 COMMERCIAL BILLS 85 Open H/L Last Vol July 7650 7660/40 7660 34 Aug. 7690 7705/675 7705 13 Sep. 7690 7710/675 7705 49 Dec. 7950 7965/50 7960 3 Contracts traded: 99
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Press, 5 July 1985, Page 13
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