open market

n.1. A freely competitive market operating without restrictions: That painting might fetch a higher price on the open market.2. The market for Treasury securities through which the Federal Reserve controls the money supply.

open market

n (Commerce) a. a market in which prices are determined by supply and demand, there are no barriers to entry, and trading is not restricted to a specific areab. (as modifier): open-market value.

o′pen mar′ket

n. an unrestricted competitive market in which any buyer and seller is free to participate. [1760–70]

open market

Economicsa. a market in which prices are determined by supply and demand, there are no barriers to entry, and trading is not restricted to a specific area b. (as modifier): open-market value

Open Market

(Open Market, Inc., Cambridge, MA) A software company founded in 1994 by Shikar Ghosh and David Gifford that specialized in Web e-commerce. Its Transact system enabled Web servers to conduct secure order fulfillment using credit cards and other payment systems. Open Market was the first company to provide a single point of access control, user authentication and financial processing to multiple content servers (online storefronts, cybermalls, internal websites, etc.). In 2001, the company was acquired by divine, inc., which two years later, sought bankruptcy protection. Its content management assets were sold to FatWire Software, Mineola, NY (www.fatwire.com) in 2003.

Open market

Open market.

In an open market, any investor with the money to pay for securities is able to buy those securities.

US markets, for example, are open to all buyers. In contrast, a closed market may restrict investment to citizens of the country where the market is located.

Closed markets may also limit the sale of securities to overseas investors, or forbid the sale of securities in specific industries to those investors.

In some countries, for example, overseas investors may not own more than 49% of any company. In others, overseas investors may not invest in banks or other financial services companies.

The term open market is also used to describe an environment in which interest rates move up and down in response to supply and demand.

The Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee assesses the state of the US economy on a regular schedule. It then instructs the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to buy or sell Treasury securities on the open market to help control the money supply.

单词	open market
释义	open market open market n.1. A freely competitive market operating without restrictions: That painting might fetch a higher price on the open market.2. The market for Treasury securities through which the Federal Reserve controls the money supply. open market n (Commerce) a. a market in which prices are determined by supply and demand, there are no barriers to entry, and trading is not restricted to a specific areab. (as modifier): open-market value. o′pen mar′ket n. an unrestricted competitive market in which any buyer and seller is free to participate. [1760–70] open market open market Economicsa. a market in which prices are determined by supply and demand, there are no barriers to entry, and trading is not restricted to a specific area b. (as modifier): open-market value Open Market (Open Market, Inc., Cambridge, MA) A software company founded in 1994 by Shikar Ghosh and David Gifford that specialized in Web e-commerce. Its Transact system enabled Web servers to conduct secure order fulfillment using credit cards and other payment systems. Open Market was the first company to provide a single point of access control, user authentication and financial processing to multiple content servers (online storefronts, cybermalls, internal websites, etc.). In 2001, the company was acquired by divine, inc., which two years later, sought bankruptcy protection. Its content management assets were sold to FatWire Software, Mineola, NY (www.fatwire.com) in 2003. Open market Open market. In an open market, any investor with the money to pay for securities is able to buy those securities. US markets, for example, are open to all buyers. In contrast, a closed market may restrict investment to citizens of the country where the market is located. Closed markets may also limit the sale of securities to overseas investors, or forbid the sale of securities in specific industries to those investors. In some countries, for example, overseas investors may not own more than 49% of any company. In others, overseas investors may not invest in banks or other financial services companies. The term open market is also used to describe an environment in which interest rates move up and down in response to supply and demand. The Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee assesses the state of the US economy on a regular schedule. It then instructs the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to buy or sell Treasury securities on the open market to help control the money supply. ThesaurusSeetransact
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