Chicago Board of Trade

Chicago Board of Trade(CBOT) A US exchange for trading in futures and options. It started in 1848, trading in grain, and began to offer standardized futures contracts in 1864. A screen-based trading system was introduced in 2000, but the exchange continues to use its traditional open outcry method. CBOT was purchased by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange in 2007.

• de facto
• de facto director
• defalcation
• default
• defender strategy
• defensive interval ratio
• defensive response
• defensive security
• deferred annuity
• deferred asset
• deferred credit
• deferred debit
• deferred income
• deferred ordinary share
• deferred pricing
• deferred rebate
• deferred taxation
• deficit financing
• defined-benefit pension scheme
• defined-contribution pension scheme
• deflation
• defunct company
• degearing
• de-industrialization
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