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full carrying charge

Situation where the carrying charge of a commodity represents the actual value of carrying the commodity for another month. If the next month's carrying charge for a commodity contains the price as well as carrying costs such as interest or storage, the value is considered a full carrying charge. also called full carry, full carry market.

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    Definition of full carrying charge: Situation where the carrying charge of a commodity represents the actual value of carrying the commodity for another month.
     
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  5. Full Carry Definition | Investopedia
    ... month of the first contract to the next. Carrying costs include interest, insurance and storage. Also known as "full carry market" or "full carrying charge market".
     
  6. Storage Hedges - AgManager
    Sep 11, 2009 ... over the nearby futures to the full carrying charge. If Monthly $ Premiums > Carrying Charges, then what can-will traders do? (Arbitrage the ...
     
  7. Full Carry: Definition from Answers.com
    Also known as "full carry market" or "full carrying charge market". Investopedia Says: For example, let's say commodity X has a May 05 futures price of $10/unit.
     
  8. Glossary
    full carrying charge market. A futures market where the price difference between delivery months reflects the total costs of interest, insurance, and storage.