A paper market facilitates trading of financial instruments without actual exchange of the underlying asset, relying on simulated or cash-settled contracts. It’s used for price discovery, hedging, and speculation. Investors, traders, and institutions benefit by managing risk, testing strategies, and gaining exposure to commodities or currencies without physical delivery, offering liquidity and flexibility.
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