Spot Market definition

Spot Market means any commodity market in which commodities are sold for cash and promptly delivered when the transaction is settled, as well as other non financial markets, such as forward markets for commodities.

Spot Market means the global spot foreign exchange market, open continuously from 5:00 a.m., Sydney time, on a Monday in any week to 5:00 p.m., New York City time, on the Friday of that week.

Spot Market means any commodity market in which commodities are sold for cash and promptly delivered when the transaction is settled.

Examples of Spot Market in a sentence

• An Installed Capacity Supplier’s Going-Forward Costs for an ICAP Spot Market Auction shall be determined upon the request of the Responsible Market Party for that Installed Capacity Supplier.

• Offers to sell Mitigated UCAP in an ICAP Spot Market Auction shall not be higher than the higher of (a) the UCAP Offer Reference Level for the applicable ICAP Spot Market Auction, or (b) the Going-Forward Costs of the Installed Capacity Supplier supplying the Mitigated UCAP.

• For any Mitigated Capacity Zone, if the presumption has not been rebutted, and if two or more Market Parties each have rights or obligations with respect to Unforced Capacity from an Installed Capacity Supplier that could reasonably be anticipated to affect the quantity or price of Unforced Capacity transactions in an ICAP Spot Market Auction, the ISO may attribute Control of the affected MW of Unforced Capacity from the Installed Capacity Supplier to each such Market Party.

• Mitigated UCAP shall be offered in each ICAP Spot Market Auction in accordance with Section 5.14.1.1 of the ISO Services Tariff and applicable ISO procedures, unless it has been exported to an External Control Area or sold to meet Installed Capacity requirements outside the Mitigated Capacity Zone in which the ICAP Supplier is a Pivotal Supplier is located in a transaction that does not constitute physical withholding under the standards specified below.

• Decision Making of an Electricity Supplier's Bid in a Spot Market," in Proceedings of the Power Engineering Society Summer Meeting IEEE, Volume 2, pp.692-696, 1999, (with Haili Song and Chen-Ching Liu).

More Definitions of Spot Market

Spot Market means a commodity market in which commodities are sold for cash and promptly delivered when the transaction is settled, and other non-financial markets, such as forward markets for commodities;

Spot Market means a market for the sale by persons Generating electricity of electricity to, and the purchase of that electricity by, the PWP to be established by arrangements approved by the Authority and being developed by the PWP under the supervision of the Authority;

Spot Market means the competitive purchase and sale of short-term (30 Days or less) gas supplies available and traded at those certain delivery points on the gas pipeline system having sufficient trading volume to establish daily and monthly price discovery.

Spot Market means a market where physical delivery of electricity occurs either on the same day as the date of the transaction (T) or on the next day (T+ 1);

Spot Market means the global spot foreign exchange market, which shall be treated as being open continuously from 5.00 a.m. Sydney time on a Monday in any week to 5.00 p.m. New York time on the Friday of that week; and

Spot Market means the Day Ahead or Real Time Energy Markets administered by the Regional Transmission Organization or any other over-the-counter Energy market in which the transaction date of the Energy purchase is within thirty calendar days of the last day of the delivery period specified for the purchase.

Spot Market refers to the global spot foreign exchange market, which is open from 5:00 AM, Monday (Sydney Time) to 5:00PM, Friday (New York Time) of each week.