EC Markets, short for Electronic Communication Markets, refers to trading platforms or marketplaces where financial instruments, such as stocks, bonds, currencies, or derivatives, are bought and sold electronically. EC Markets facilitate direct transactions between buyers and sellers, often reducing the need for traditional intermediaries like brokers. They operate using advanced technology to provide a faster, more efficient trading environment, allowing participants to execute trades at optimal prices in real time. EC Markets can include various types of venues such as exchanges, over-the-counter (OTC) markets, and alternative trading systems (ATS). The term emphasizes the electronic nature of the transactions, highlighting the shift from traditional trading methods to digital platforms in the financial industry.
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