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Round-Turn (futures)

In finance, the offsetting of a long or short position can be achieved through various means such as entering into an opposite transaction or accepting/delivering the underlying financial instrument or physical commodity. This process, known as offsetting, is a crucial aspect of managing investment risk. By neutralizing the effects of a position, investors can safeguard their portfolios against market fluctuations and potential losses. Essentially, offsetting allows for a more balanced and strategic approach to financial management.

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