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Settlement Price
The settlement price is the official price used to close or mark positions in futures and swap contracts. It determines the financial outcome of trades, margin requirements, and contract valuations.
For example, Brent crude futures use settlement prices to calculate daily gains and losses, influencing trader P&L and account balances. Settlement prices are calculated based on market quotes, trading volumes, or benchmark averages during specified periods.
Accurate settlement pricing ensures fairness, transparency, and standardization in the market. Traders use settlement prices to evaluate positions, reconcile accounts, and manage margin calls.
Settlement prices also influence risk management strategies, derivative pricing, and cash flow planning. Consistent settlement mechanisms help maintain market confidence and operational efficiency across trading platforms and exchanges.