From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfutures marketˈfutures ˌmarket noun [countable] technical BBTa market where futures are bought and sold
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futures market• In these circumstances, a futures market may convey some more of the information possessed by the informed traders to the uninformed.• In the futures market, most deals are on-exchange in standard contracts.• They found that, for each index, the futures market led the spot market by a few minutes.• Traders said that with cash prices rising so consistently, traders are afraid to sell the futures market.From Longman Business Dictionaryfutures marketˈfutures ˌmarket [countable]FINANCE a market where FUTURES CONTRACTs (=agreements to buy currencies, etc at a particular price in the future) are bought and soldSYNFUTURES EXCHANGEFutures markets suggest oil prices may be headed down. → market 