záróárával

Záróárával is a Hungarian term that translates to "closing price" in English. It refers to the last price at which a security, such as a stock or bond, traded during a trading session. This price is determined at the close of the market for that particular day.

The closing price is a significant data point for investors and analysts as it represents the market's consensus valuation of an asset at the end of a trading period. It is frequently used to track the performance of individual securities and the broader market indices over time. Many financial news outlets and trading platforms prominently display closing prices.

Calculating the closing price typically involves an official closing auction or simply taking the last trade executed before the market officially closes. Different exchanges may have slightly varying methodologies for determining their official closing prices. This price serves as a benchmark for the next trading day, as opening prices are often influenced by overnight news and events affecting the closing price of the previous day. Investors use closing prices to assess daily gains or losses and to make informed decisions about buying or selling assets.