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Everyday in our pre-trade Market Open segment we let you know the ‘futures’ prediction for that day’s ASX200 trade – whether the index is expected to rise or fall, and, by how much.

More often than not, it’s pretty accurate.

So, how is this ‘futures’ prediction made?

ASX Head of Equity Derivatives, Graham O’Brien, discusses what’s involved in this interview and what the prediction means for the market and investors.

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