FX Orders definition

FX Orders means the service provided by the Bank under which a Customer may request the Bank to enter into a FX Order.
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FX Orders. Fixed Manufacturing orders required for delivery in the following […***…] months. These orders are firm.
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Examples of FX Orders in a sentence

  • The second and third FX Orders will not have effect until the first FX Order is Filled.

  • In the case of Stop Loss FX Orders, the Customer acknowledges that the requirement that the relevant market exchange rate fall below or exceed (as the case may be) the Order Rate and for the corresponding Spot FX Transaction to be entered into at the next traded lower or higher (as the case may be) rate, means that the losses of the Customer will be greater than if the corresponding Spot FX Transaction were entered into at the Order Rate.

  • In the case of Take Profit FX Orders, the Customer acknowledges that if the corresponding Spot FX Transaction is entered into at the Order Rate, the Customer will receive the full benefit that it has contracted for.

  • During the Term, ONC shall supply Feedstock to Omthera and its Licensees based on FX Orders placed by Omthera and forecasts provided by Omthera in accordance with Section 2.03.