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¿Qué es Netback?

Definition 1.10 Markets III: Commodities, Energy and Crypto · Capítulo 1 — Physical Commodity Markets

The netback of a sale is its delivered price less the costs of getting the commodity there (freight, insurance, losses in transit, duties and terminal fees), expressed per unit at the point of origin.

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Example 1.11 (Choosing a destination by netback)

A cargo can be sold delivered in Rotterdam at 81.30 $/bbl81.30\,\$/\mathrm{bbl} with 1.10 $/bbl1.10\,\$/\mathrm{bbl} of freight, or in Singapore at 83.10 $/bbl83.10\,\$/\mathrm{bbl} with 3.05 $/bbl3.05\,\$/\mathrm{bbl}; insurance costs 0.03 $/bbl0.03\,\$/\mathrm{bbl} either way. The netbacks are 80.17 $/bbl80.17\,\$/\mathrm{bbl} and 80.02 $/bbl80.02\,\$/\mathrm{bbl}: Rotterdam, although Singapore pays more.

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