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    Market price is defined as the unique price at which buyers and sellers agree to trade in an open market at a particular time. There are typically two market prices - the offer or selling price which is higher, and the bid or buying price which is lower, with the difference called the margin or spread. Market price is determined by supply and demand forces in the market for a particular asset or product.

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    Market price is defined as the unique price at which buyers and sellers agree to trade in an open market at a particular time. There are typically two market prices - the offer or selling price which is higher, and the bid or buying price which is lower, with the difference called the margin or spread. Market price is determined by supply and demand forces in the market for a particular asset or product.

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    Market price is defined as the unique price at which buyers and sellers agree to trade in an open market at a particular time. There are typically two market prices - the offer or selling price which is higher, and the bid or buying price which is lower, with the difference called the margin or spread. Market price is determined by supply and demand forces in the market for a particular asset or product.

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    No. 4. Are market price generally right ?

    Definition Market Price


    Unique price at which buyers and sellers agree to trade in an open
    market at a particular time. In formal markets (such stock
    exchanges) there are two market prices: the offer (selling) price
    which is higher, and bid (buying) price that is lower. The difference
    between these two price is called margin or spread.
    Market price is the price of an asset or product as determined by
    supply and demand.

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    1. http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/market-price.html

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