Definition of closing price in English:

closing price

noun

The price of a security at the end of the day's business in a financial market.
Example sentencesExamples
- Finally, stock prices that are published in the newspapers are the actual closing prices of the individual shares from the previous day.
- Average share price is the simple average of the daily closing price for the year.
- The prices used to calculate the pivot point are the previous period's high, low and closing prices for a security.
- A secondary share offering is usually priced at the closing price of the shares on a predefined day at the end of the offer period.
- You get to buy those international funds at outdated prices because they are priced at their home market's closing prices.
- This, in turn, was part of an offering of 55 million shares which were sold below the closing price at the time.
- His offer was more than a third higher than the closing price on 17 September.
- Opening prices are plotted in yellow and closing prices for the period are plotted in cyan.
- The latest reshuffle of the index is based on tonight's closing prices, so we'll have to wait and see.
- The trader is to sell the issue when the closing price exceeds the upper band and to buy the issue when the closing price falls outside the lower band.
- The changes are based on the closing prices of companies on 10 December.
- We calculated returns using both bid prices and closing prices and found only minor difference in our results.
- A two-year investigation concluded that he had attempted to manipulate the closing price of the Swedish market and traded without proper authority.
- The table below lists the share prices of a group of popular biotechs at the start of this calendar year and their closing prices as of Friday.
- Even allowing for yesterday's recovery, the share price was still 2c below the closing price last Thursday.
- The problem is that the closing price from the previous day's trading is not a valid indicator as far as the markets are concerned.

Definition of closing price in US English:

closing price

nounˈklōZHiNG ˌprīs

The price of a security at the end of the day's business in a financial market.
Example sentencesExamples
- Average share price is the simple average of the daily closing price for the year.
- You get to buy those international funds at outdated prices because they are priced at their home market's closing prices.
- A two-year investigation concluded that he had attempted to manipulate the closing price of the Swedish market and traded without proper authority.
- The table below lists the share prices of a group of popular biotechs at the start of this calendar year and their closing prices as of Friday.
- The changes are based on the closing prices of companies on 10 December.
- His offer was more than a third higher than the closing price on 17 September.
- The trader is to sell the issue when the closing price exceeds the upper band and to buy the issue when the closing price falls outside the lower band.
- Finally, stock prices that are published in the newspapers are the actual closing prices of the individual shares from the previous day.
- We calculated returns using both bid prices and closing prices and found only minor difference in our results.
- Even allowing for yesterday's recovery, the share price was still 2c below the closing price last Thursday.
- This, in turn, was part of an offering of 55 million shares which were sold below the closing price at the time.
- The problem is that the closing price from the previous day's trading is not a valid indicator as far as the markets are concerned.
- The prices used to calculate the pivot point are the previous period's high, low and closing prices for a security.
- The latest reshuffle of the index is based on tonight's closing prices, so we'll have to wait and see.
- Opening prices are plotted in yellow and closing prices for the period are plotted in cyan.
- A secondary share offering is usually priced at the closing price of the shares on a predefined day at the end of the offer period.

单词	closing price
释义	Definition of closing price in English: closing price noun The price of a security at the end of the day's business in a financial market. Example sentencesExamples Finally, stock prices that are published in the newspapers are the actual closing prices of the individual shares from the previous day. Average share price is the simple average of the daily closing price for the year. The prices used to calculate the pivot point are the previous period's high, low and closing prices for a security. A secondary share offering is usually priced at the closing price of the shares on a predefined day at the end of the offer period. You get to buy those international funds at outdated prices because they are priced at their home market's closing prices. This, in turn, was part of an offering of 55 million shares which were sold below the closing price at the time. His offer was more than a third higher than the closing price on 17 September. Opening prices are plotted in yellow and closing prices for the period are plotted in cyan. The latest reshuffle of the index is based on tonight's closing prices, so we'll have to wait and see. The trader is to sell the issue when the closing price exceeds the upper band and to buy the issue when the closing price falls outside the lower band. The changes are based on the closing prices of companies on 10 December. We calculated returns using both bid prices and closing prices and found only minor difference in our results. A two-year investigation concluded that he had attempted to manipulate the closing price of the Swedish market and traded without proper authority. The table below lists the share prices of a group of popular biotechs at the start of this calendar year and their closing prices as of Friday. Even allowing for yesterday's recovery, the share price was still 2c below the closing price last Thursday. The problem is that the closing price from the previous day's trading is not a valid indicator as far as the markets are concerned. Definition of closing price in US English: closing price nounˈklōZHiNG ˌprīs The price of a security at the end of the day's business in a financial market. Example sentencesExamples Average share price is the simple average of the daily closing price for the year. You get to buy those international funds at outdated prices because they are priced at their home market's closing prices. A two-year investigation concluded that he had attempted to manipulate the closing price of the Swedish market and traded without proper authority. The table below lists the share prices of a group of popular biotechs at the start of this calendar year and their closing prices as of Friday. The changes are based on the closing prices of companies on 10 December. His offer was more than a third higher than the closing price on 17 September. The trader is to sell the issue when the closing price exceeds the upper band and to buy the issue when the closing price falls outside the lower band. Finally, stock prices that are published in the newspapers are the actual closing prices of the individual shares from the previous day. We calculated returns using both bid prices and closing prices and found only minor difference in our results. Even allowing for yesterday's recovery, the share price was still 2c below the closing price last Thursday. This, in turn, was part of an offering of 55 million shares which were sold below the closing price at the time. The problem is that the closing price from the previous day's trading is not a valid indicator as far as the markets are concerned. The prices used to calculate the pivot point are the previous period's high, low and closing prices for a security. The latest reshuffle of the index is based on tonight's closing prices, so we'll have to wait and see. Opening prices are plotted in yellow and closing prices for the period are plotted in cyan. A secondary share offering is usually priced at the closing price of the shares on a predefined day at the end of the offer period.
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