market price

American  

noun

1. the price at which a commodity, security, or service is selling in the open market.

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market price British  

noun

1. the prevailing price, as determined by supply and demand, at which goods, services, etc, may be bought or sold

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Etymology

Origin of market price

late Middle English word dating back to 1400–50

Example Sentences

And the U.S. hasn’t had to lower the market price to clear the supply of 10-year Treasuries.

From Barron's

Erb believes that perhaps the most important investment lesson to draw from bitcoin’s recent experience is that a valuation model is not refuted by market prices trading far above or below fair value.

From MarketWatch

But third-party assessment makes sense only for property that doesn’t have a clear, objective market price.

From The Wall Street Journal

The fund’s holdings consist of physical gold and silver bullion held at the Royal Canadian Mint, plus a small bit of cash, and the net asset value is updated daily for market prices.

From The Wall Street Journal

But meanwhile, import taxes have helped push up costs for steel and aluminum, adding to pressures from soaring market prices for the gold and silver NN uses in some products.

From The Wall Street Journal