About SA Base Load Month Electricity Futures
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The current price of SA Base Load Month Electricity Futures is 85.38 AUD / MWH — it has fallen −4.93% in the past 24 hours. Watch SA Base Load Month Electricity Futures price in more detail on the chart.
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Open interest is the number of contracts held by traders in active positions — they're not closed or expired. For SA Base Load Month Electricity Futures this number is 0.00. You can use it to track a prevailing market trend and adjust your own strategy: declining open interest for SA Base Load Month Electricity Futures shows that traders are closing their positions, which means a weakening trend.
Buying or selling futures contracts depends on many factors: season, underlying commodity, your own trading strategy. So mostly it's up to you, but if you look for some certain calculations to take into account, you can study technical analysis for SA Base Load Month Electricity Futures. Today its technical rating is buy, but remember that market conditions change all the time, so it's always crucial to do your own research. See more of SA Base Load Month Electricity Futures technicals for a more comprehensive analysis.