expiry

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The range for the expiry was likely to be around 4300 and 4700 for the writers considering the premiums they had received in writing of 4400 put and 4600 call.

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  1. noun An expiration, especially of a contract or an agreement.
  2. noun Death.

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  • With the Kyoto Protocol nearing expiry, the EU is pushing hard for a new deal and an international conference is due to be held by the end of this year. —  EcoEarth.Info Environment RSS Newsfeed
  • He would ultimately have bought out the put option on expiry, and been able to put a new one in place to underpin the loan. —  The Australian | News |
  • My opinion is after the 99 years lease expiry, the flat automatically taking over by HDB, the owner if want to continue stay there have to rent or re-purchase the flat from HDB again. —  www.hardwarezone.com.sg
  • The commission said in January that the vote would be held in August due to security issues and logistical problems, not 30 to 60 days before Karzai's scheduled term expiry on May —  680news.com
  • ► You did not receive any answers by the time of question expiry (4 days) ► The best answer to your question was reported, which unfortunately also deletes the question —  Yahoo! Answers: Latest Questions
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/ˈɛkspɪri/
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