According to the market convention in Japan, the Commodity futures is priced using both one-board trade and price-matching. Looking at the Tokyo Commodity Exchange, for example, the rubber futures are traded in the pit session by some men, while the crude lights or gold futures are traded in the electric session by computers. In case of one-board trade, it would be executed at the routine hours like the opening hour or the closing hour, where the prices on all demand are centralized toward the sole price.
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