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Gegevens van 3 nov 2026, 06:55 UTC · beleid pm-quality-4
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November 2 1%
November 2 1%Marktkwaliteit
41 / 100
Lage kwaliteit24u volume
€ 12,9
Liquiditeit
€ 11,6K
Gemiddelde liquiditeitOpen interest
US$ 9,1K
Bied / Laat
0.1% / 1.4%
Spread
1.3 pt
Strakke spreadReacties
0
7d wijziging
+0.4 pts
Marktdata
Bijgewerkt 6 uur geleden
Verouderd12 mei 26, 17:40 UTC3 nov 26, 04:59 UTC
Waarschijnlijkheidstijdlijn
November 21%
November 21%
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