FUTURES PCPs fall slightly
The interest rate contract (prime commercial paper) fell about 20 points yesterday, reflecting a rise in 90day bill rates. The U.S. dollar contract was steady, but an uncertain market, many regular investors staying on the sidelines, said Mr Allan Overton, of Mair Futures, yesterday. Wool contracts were also fairly steady, though turnover was fairly high. Details of yesterday’s trading:
SUS CONTRACTS Mth Open 1.9160 H/L Last Vol Aug. 350/160 240 32 Sep. 1.9385 540/385 457 10 Contracts traded: 42 COMMERCIAL BILLS Mth Open H/L Last Vol Aug. 7550 550/35 540 23 Sep. 7560 565/50 560 57 Oct. 7625 639/560 639 14 WOOL FUTURES Mth Open H/L Last Vol Aug. 512 518/12 515 23 Oct. 514 514/13 514 3 Dec. 514 515/14 515 8 Jan. 515 515/15 515 13 Meh 521 524/21 523 13 May 532 533/32 533 13 Aug. 544 544/44 544 1 Oct. 544 546/44 546 4 Dec. 545 546/45 546 2 Jan. 545 547/45 547 5 Contracts traded: 85
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