volume weighted average price
- volume weighted average price
VWAP (Volume weighted average price)
Volume weighted average price ( VWAP), which is calculated by dividing the value of trades by the volume over a given period. A closing 10 minute VWAP is used to set closing prices on the order book. London Stock Exchange Glossary
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