Commodities Exchange Act Definition

Commodities Exchange Act

Definition

A Federal act which regulates the futures and options industries, requiring all futures and options to be traded on organized exchanges. The act is administered by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

Copyright©2009 by InvestorWords.com. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Reproduction of all or part of this glossary and/or this page, in any format, without written consent is prohibited. If you have questions about this dictionary please feel free to contact us feedback\@\investorguide.com

Related Terms

CFTC - More

controlled commodities - More

Popular 'Futures' Terms

security
commodity
derivative
risk
securities

intrinsic value
purchase
futures
outstanding
forward contract

Related Personal Finance Articles

Loading...

Commodities Exchange Act in the news

Loading...

Tools

Commodities Exchange Act is ...

... part of the Futures and Options subjects.

Nearby Terms

commitment fee
commitment letter
Commitments of Traders (COT)
Committee on Uniform Securities Identification Procedures
Commodities
Commodities Exchange Act
Commodities Exchange Center
commoditize
commodity
commodity channel index
Commodity Exchange

Search volume for Commodities Exchange Act

Review the unprecedented moves the Fed & Treasury took to bring the financial markets back from the precipice

Browse by Letter: # A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Get our content on your iGoogle page | RSS

RSS

Add this Glossary to your Site | Bookmark InvestorWords.com
Home | Terms by Subject | Keyword Advertising | About Us | Contact Us
Work for InvestorWords.com
BusinessDictionary.com | InvestorGuide.com | WebFinanceInc.com
Disclaimer and Copyright©