Series 3: 3.4.3. Intermarket Spreads

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3.4.3. Intermarket Spreads

Recall that an intermarket spread, also called an interexchange spread, is the simultaneous purchase and sale of the same underlying commodity having the same maturity, in which each leg originates on different exchanges. This type of spread is used to profit from changes in the historical price relationships between a commodity produced or grown in different regions and sold on different exchanges. For example, NYMEX offers West Texas (WTI) crude oil and I

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