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A market is generally said to be hard if prices in the market are rising.
Hard measures are ones which are readily quantifiable, especially in money terms.

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-''Commodities - precious metals''.
+#A market is generally said to be hard if prices in the market are rising.
+#Hard measures are ones which are readily quantifiable, especially in money terms.
-Bullion means precious metals traded principally for the value of the metal itself, often in wholesale quantities.
-Most commonly, bullion includes gold and silver.
-It can also include platinum and palladium.
 == See also ==
-* [[Bullion coin]]
+* [[Hard call protection]]
+* [[Hard currency]]
+* [[Soft]]
 * [[Commodity]]
-* [[IBMA]]
-* [[Legal tender]]
-* [[NIPS Code]]
-* [[Non-investment product]]
-* [[Sovereign]]
-* [[Wholesale]]
-[[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]]
-[[Category:The_business_context]]