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Chicago Mercantile ExchangeAUSTRALIAN $ (S.B.S) Mar 2010 (E) (CME:6A.H10.E)

0.9129 -0.0029 (-0.32%)

2010-03-15 17:03:07, 10 min delay

AUSTRALIAN $ (S.B.S) Mar 2010 (E) (CME:6A.H10.E)
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Last Price0.9129
Open0.9170
High0.9177
Volume787
Time2010-03-15 17:03:07
Contract High Date2009-11-16
Contract Low Date2008-09-30
First Delivery2010-03-17
Open Time18:00
Settle Time17:03
Previous Close0.9128
Low0.9120
Open Int.36263
Contract High0.9291
Contract Low0.7638
Estimated Volume609
Expiration2010-03-15
Close Time17:00

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