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A circuit breaker is a mechanism employed to suspend trading temporarily in certain conditions, including sudden, deep price fails.
A circuit breaker is a mechanism employed to suspend trading temporarily in certain conditions, including sudden, deep price falls.




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Latest revision as of 22:32, 14 August 2021

A circuit breaker is a mechanism employed to suspend trading temporarily in certain conditions, including sudden, deep price falls.


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