Commodity Swap definition
Examples of Commodity Swap in a sentence
If on the settlement day the fixed price and the market price of the Transaction’s underlying commodity are different, the parties must pay to difference to one another regarding the defined amount (net settlement) in a way that if the fixed price in the agreement is higher than the market price, the buyer of the Commodity Swap, and if the market rate is higher than the fixed price, the seller of the Commodity Swap will have to make a payment to the other party.
Neither the Borrower nor any Material Subsidiary shall enter into or maintain any Exchange Rate Swap Contract, Interest Rate Swap Contract, Commodity Swap Contract or any other derivative agreement or other similar agreement or arrangements (collectively, the “Hedge Agreements”) unless such Hedge Agreement is entered into for hedging purposes only in the ordinary course of business and not for speculative purposes and in each case complies with the restrictions contained in this Section 9.2.
The Borrower will not enter into or maintain any Exchange Rate Swap Contract, Interest Rate Swap Contract, Commodity Swap Contract and any other derivative agreement or other similar agreement or arrangements (collectively, the “Hedging Agreements”).
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Borrower will not permit PROP to enter into any Commodity Swap Contracts.
Another type of Swaps is Commodity Swap Agreements where the contracting parties agree to exchange payments on a pre-agreed quantity of a commodity (crude oil or refined products, precious metals, agricultural commodities), with the one party paying a fixed price for the good and the other party paying a floating price.