Futures contracts of the International Monetary Market have no set size, the contracts' dates of delivery are negotiable, and their costs are based on the bid-offer spread.

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Futures contracts, including those traded on the International Monetary Market, have standardized contract sizes, predetermined delivery dates, and their prices are not solely based on the bid-offer spread but are determined by market supply and demand.

Futures Contracts of the International Monetary Market Have No Set