Enorme verkoop van aardappelcontracten op termijnmarkt in Hannover

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十月 24, 2008

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Op de termijnmarkt in Hannover zijn gisteren 353 aardappelcontracten verhandeld voor levering in april 2009. Dat is een enorm aantal.

Veel beleggers stappen uit vanwege de kredietcrisis. Ze willen beschikken over het geld dat ze op de termijnmarkt in depositie hebben gegeven.

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