Contract Currency definition

Contract Currency means in relation to a payment for any transaction, the currency of such payment as specified in the Confirmation.
Contract Currency shall have the meaning ascribed in Section 11.1.
Contract Currency means the currency in which the Contract is based as stated in the Contract Certificate.

Examples of Contract Currency in a sentence

  • Price Basis, Price Adjustment, Contract Currency and Payments Please refer Section B – GCC Clause nos.

  • Price Basis, Price Adjustment, Contract Currency, Payments and Taxes & Duties Please refer Section B – GCC Clause nos.

  • By placing an order in a Contract settled in a particular currency (the “Contract Currency”), Customer agrees to convert to the Contract Currency funds sufficient to meet the applicable margin requirement.

  • Customer understands and acknowledges that accruals from trades in Contracts that are priced and settled in non-United States dollars will be held in Customer’s account in such non-United States dollar Contract Currency and, except upon an Event of Default, will not be converted to United States dollars except upon Customer’s specific instructions to do so.

  • Booking Date - 01/03/96Value Date - 05/03/96 Contract Currency - USD Contract Amount - 1000 $Spot Days maintained for USD -2 In this case the exchange rates to be applied to the transfer will be picked up from the currency table on 3, March, 1997, Spot days (2 days) before the Value date of the transfer.


More Definitions of Contract Currency

Contract Currency means Sterling, being the lawful currency of the United Kingdom, denoted as “GBP”, “£” and "Sterling";
Contract Currency means Euro, being the single currency of the European Union introduced in a Member State pursuant to its participation in the Economic and Monetary Union in the European Union, denoted as “EUR”, “€” and "Euro";
Contract Currency means U.S. Dollars or any other currency of a Purchaser member country as may be specified in the SC.
Contract Currency means the currency in which the "buyer" is obligated to pay you under the terms of the "contract of sale".
Contract Currency means the currency in which the payment is made under this Contract, here EURO.
Contract Currency means, with respect to any Secured Obligation, the currency in which such Secured Obligation is denominated or otherwise stated to be payable.
Contract Currency means the currency specified in Clause 0 of this Agreement.