Oil futures are standardized contracts to buy or sell crude oil at a predetermined price on a future date. Producers and airlines use them to hedge against price volatility, while speculators profit from market fluctuations. Traders, refiners, and investors benefit by locking in costs or capitalizing on price shifts, making these contracts essential for managing risk and ensuring price stability.
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