financial instruments
Financial instruments are tradable assets or contracts that represent a legal agreement between two parties. They derive their value from an underlying asset and provide a way for individuals or organizations to invest, hedge risks, or speculate in financial markets. Examples of financial instruments include stocks, bonds, options, futures, and currencies.
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