contango

contango
Derecho. Término utilizado para definir la diferencia entre el precio de un contrato de futuros y el precio de contado. Lo normal es que el contango sea positivo, pues el precio de futuros excede al de contado. El contango disminuye según se aproxima el vencimiento del contrato de futuros.

Diccionario de Economía Alkona. 1995.

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