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Goldman Sachs Call 155 USD/JPY 13.../  DE000GG9TEA8  /

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24/01/2025  08:09:39 Chg.-0.07 Bid09:36:54 Ask09:36:54 Underlying Strike price Expiration date Option type
1.75EUR -3.85% 1.67
Bid Size: 30,000		 1.69
Ask Size: 30,000		 - 155.00 JPY 13/06/2025 Call
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