What is BALTIC EXCHANGE?

The freight market that ships dry bulk cargo. A broker arranges the shipping. It’s situated in London and also sells ships and shipping agreements. It was started in 1744. The full name is Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange. Refer to balitic in

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Related Legal Terms
FUTURES EXCHANGE, LONDON INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL FUTURES & OPTIONS EXCHANGE (LIFFE), BALTIC INDICES, LONDON METAL EXCHANGE (LME), LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE (LSE), FOREIGN EXCHANGE (FOREX OR FX), CHICAGO BOARD OPTIONS EXCHANGE (CBOE), EXCHANGE-TRADED DERIVATIVE, EXCHANGE FOR PHYSICAL (EFP), CHICAGO MERCANTILE EXCHANGE (CME)


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