pera sa merkado

pera sa merkado

Anumang merkado na kung saan ang pera o iba pang likidong ari-arian (tulad ng alahas ng salapi) ay maaaring ipahiram at hiramin sa pagitan ng sandaling oras o ilang buwan. Kabaliktaran ng puhunan sa merkado kung saan ang pangmatagalang puhunan ay nagbabago-bago.

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