Newly issued stocks and bonds are bought and sold in
A) primary markets.
B) auction markets.
C) futures markets.
D) commodity markets.

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Newly issued stocks and bonds are offered to the public in primary markets, where investors can purchase them directly from the issuing company or its underwriters. This is different from auction markets, which involve bidding on existing securities, and futures and commodity markets, which deal in contracts for future delivery of goods or financial instruments.

Newly Issued Stocks and Bonds Are Bought and Sold in