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The deviations of swap spreads away from zero suggest the presence of other risk factors--such as counterparty risk for the execution of the swap leg of the trade, ancillary costs to the trade, and limits to arbitrage--which may make holding the trade to maturity infeasible.

"Lester says there are no restrictions surrounding the swap and people can offer "anything they want", with the weirdest item winning the car.

The Swap Meet will be open the same hours as the Street Machine Nationals event hours.

SWAP Sun-Maid California raisins - 71.4g of sugar per 100g or 17 teaspoons of sugar FOR Tesco mixed nuts - 4.1g of sugar per 100g or a teaspoon

The relaunch of oil swap with the Caspian Sea littoral states is another achievement of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA)," the company's representative added.

The Korean central bank also called this agreement the most notable one since it sealed a swap with the United States in 2008 at the height of the financial crisis, noting that the Canadian dollar is one of the key six global currencies.

One year ago this month, Iran announced that it had resumed oil swaps across the Caspian Sea after a five-year halt.

A swap transaction consists of two legs (transactions).

In February, Mousavi said IOTC is ready to swap 150,000 b/d of crude oil delivered by Central Asian countries.

The Seacoast Food Swap started last summer with two friends chatting over coffee.

SUGAR Swaps is an NHS campaign which aims to help you and your family cut down on your sugar intake through making simple food and drink changes, or swaps throughout the day.

This article describes a standard interest rate swap whereby a commercial borrower desires to "swap" a variable interest rate for a fixed interest rate.