Open interest in the context of futures trading refers to the total number of outstanding contracts that are held by market participants at the end of a trading day. It represents the number of contracts that have been initiated but not yet liquidated, either by offsetting trades or by physical delivery. Here are some key points about open interest: 1. **Measure of Market Activity**: Open interest provides insights into the level of activity and liquidity in a particular futures market.
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