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Full Carrying Charge Market

The term Full Carrying Charge Market, also known as Full Carry, is a concept used in the futures market. It refers to the inclusion of all costs associated with storing, insuring, and paying interest on a particular quantity of a commodity in the later months of a contract, as compared to the current month. This allows for a more accurate representation of the true value of the commodity in the future. Understanding this concept is essential for investors in the finance world as it can greatly impact their decision-making process.

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