The exchange rate on the spot market. Also called the spot exchange rate.

The foreign exchange rate at which two currencies can be exchanged in 2 days time.

The effective exchange rate for a foreign currency for delivery on (approximately) the current day.

The present conversion price of one currency into another, being the exchange rate for immediate delivery (ie. within two business days) of currencies to be exchanged.

An foreign exchange transaction that requires settlement within two business days. Spot rate is the most common rate.

The price at which the currency is currently trading in the spot market.

The rate for purchase or sale of a commodity for immediate delivery.

This is the exchange rate for foreign-exchange transactions which are being done straightaway.

The rate of exchange between two (2) Foreign Currencies for "Spot" - value (normally settlement in two Business Days), generally quoted either in "U.S. Terms" - (price of one unit of Foreign Currency expressed in U.S. Dollars and Cents) or in "European Terms" - (price of one U.S. Dollar expressed in units and decimals of the Foreign Currency).

In foreign Exchange it is the market exchange price of one currency compared to another.

The rate at which foreign currency will be exchanged immediately on the open market.

The current average price for a pair of currencies, where one is exchanged for the other.

The foreign exchange rate at which two currencies can be exchanged within the next two days.

Freight rate agreed on the basis of current market level.

In foreign exchange dealings this is the rate quoted for immediate delivery of a foreign currency. Français: Taux au comptant Español: Precio de entrega inmediata

The immediate price of conversion of one currency into another.

The annual rate of return on a zero-coupon instrument. Synonym for spot price, particularly when involving currency transactions.