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    Contango is almost gone.

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    An oil price Contango is likely to indicate an increased demand for tankers for floating storage.

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    A market is in Contango when the front months cost less than the deferred months.

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    Backwardation" and"Contango" are two terms used to describe the relationship between expected future spot prices and actual futures prices.

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    With gold, the months further out nearly always have higher prices, a situation known in the commodities trade as Contango.

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    With gold, contracts on the months further out nearly always have higher prices, a situation known in the commodities trade as"Contango".

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    If a bushel of corn in May costs 600'0 and a bushel of corn in July is 610'0, that market is in Contango.

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    The Contango, which was at about $1 per million British thermal units(mmBtu) last month, has since narrowed to about 50 cents or less, traders said.

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    Unlike Brent and West Texas Intermediate, the two largest global crude benchmarks, the Dubai market is in Contango, where prices for later-dated cargoes are higher than those for immediate delivery.

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    Benchmark Brent prices have risen by around $20 per barrel, or almost 50 percent, since the production cuts were announced, and futures prices have swung from Contango into backwardation.

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