market price
Current trading value
Market price is what something actually sells for in current trading—determined by supply and demand rather than by official valuation or intrinsic worth.
Stocks trade at market price, as do commodities and real estate.
A restaurant serving fish at market price charges whatever the day's wholesale cost dictates.
The term implies fluctuation: market prices rise and fall with conditions.
- costRequired payment amount
- valuationAssessment of monetary worth
- fair valueReasonable exchange price
- appraisalEstimation of worth
- going ratePrevailing cost for something
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- pricingoverpricing, discounts, overcharge, markdowns, unit cost
- fish tradefish markets, fish auctions, fish seller, fishmonger, fish monger
- pricing termscost, fee, charge, rate, discount
- Valuationfair value, book value, appraised value, assessed value, asset value
- farm financefarm loan, crop insurance, subsidies, farm credit, operating loan
- Farm Metricsacre, acreage, bushel, bushels, crop yield
market pricefixed price
Predetermined, unvarying cost
list price · sticker price · price control · suggested retail price · MSRP
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