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Term: market-quoted

Definition:

Adjective: Market-quoted refers to the price or value of a financial instrument or commodity that is determined by the prevailing market conditions and is publicly available for reference.

Verb: Market-quoted is used to describe the act of publicly stating or publishing the price or value of a financial instrument or commodity based on current market conditions.

Examples:

Adjective:

1. The market-quoted price of the stock reflects its current value in the market.
2. Investors can find market-quoted prices for various commodities on financial news websites.
3. The market-quoted exchange rate for the Euro against the US Dollar is used by foreign exchange traders.

Verb:

1. The company market-quoted the value of their shares as $10 per share.
2. The brokerage firm market-quoted the price of gold at $1500 per ounce.
3. The financial analyst market-quoted the current interest rate for mortgages at 3.5%.

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