Boxing Day: English custom of giving Christmas boxes containing food or money to family servants and suppliers. Celebrated in Britain and Canada on December 26.

 

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Boxing Day: English custom of giving Christmas boxes containing food or money to family servants and suppliers. Celebrated in Britain and Canada on December 26.

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Next Day Settlement: Transaction in which the contract is settled the day after the trade is executed. See: Settlement date.

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Notice Day: A day on which notices of intent to deliver pertaining to a specified delivery month may be issued. Related: Delivery notice.

Number Of Days Of Inventory On Hand: An alternative measure of how well inventory is being managed: computed by dividing 365 days by the inventory turnover ratio.