Definition of: arbitrage

(är′bə·trij, är′bə·träzh′) noun
1. The simultaneous buying and selling of the same thing, as stocks or bonds, in different markets, in order to profit by the difference between the prices ruling in such markets.
2. Arbitration. [<F <arbitrer arbitrate]
—ar·bi·trag·ist (är′bə·trə·jist) noun

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Definition of: arbitrage

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