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How Is Triangular Arbitrage Different from Futures-Spot Arbitrage?

Triangular involves three assets/markets; futures-spot involves two related prices.
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How Is Triangular Arbitrage Different from Futures-Spot Arbitrage?

Triangular arbitrage involves exploiting a price discrepancy among three different currencies or assets in three different markets to make a riskless profit. Futures-spot arbitrage involves exploiting a discrepancy between the price of a futures contract and its underlying spot asset, typically in the same market.

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