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\item {\tt CloseOutLag}: If this tag is present, this specifies the close-out period length (e.g. 2W) used; otherwise no close-out grid is built. The close-out grid is an auxiliary time grid that is offset from the main default date grid by the close-out period, typically set to the applicable margin period of risk. If present, it is used to evolve the portfolio value and determine close-out values associated with the preceding default date valuation.
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\item {\tt MporMode}: This tag is expected if the previous one is present, permissible values are then {\tt StickyDate} and {\tt ActualDate}. {\tt StickyDate} means that only market data is evolved from the default date to close-out date for close-out date valuation, the valuation as of date remains unchanged and trades do not ``age'' over the period. As a consequence, exposure evolutions will not show spikes caused by cash flows within the close-out period. {\tt ActualDate} means that trades will also age over the close-out period so that one can experience exposure evolution spikes due to cash flows.
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\label{lst:simulation_market_configuration}
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\end{longlisting}
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Allowable values: See Table \ref{tab:calendar}. Defaults to the null calendar if left blank or omitted, and \lstinline!Type!: is \emph{Commodity}.
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\item\lstinline!FutureContractMonth! [Optional]:
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Only valid when \lstinline!Type! is \emph{Commodity}, \lstinline!PriceType! is FutureSettlement and there is no \lstinline!FutureExpiryDate! node. It specifies the underlying future contract month in the format \emph{MonYYYY}, for example Nov2023.
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\item\lstinline!FutureExpiryDate! [Optional]:
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Only valid when \lstinline!Type! is \emph{Commodity}, \lstinline!PriceType! is FutureSettlement and there is no \lstinline!FutureContractMonth! node. This gives the expiration date of the underlying commodity future contract.
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If the field \lstinline!FutureExpiryDate! and \lstinline!FutureContractMonth! are omitted, the expiration date of the underlying commodity future contract is set to the prompt future, adjusted for any \lstinline!FutureMonthOffset!.
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\item\lstinline!Interpolation! [Optional]:
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Only valid when \lstinline!Type! is \emph{Inflation}. The index observation interpolation between fixings.
\item {\tt CloseOutLag}: If this tag is present, this specifies the close-out period length (e.g. 2W) used; otherwise no close-out grid is built. The close-out grid is an auxiliary time grid that is offset from the main default date grid by the close-out period, typically set to the applicable margin period of risk. If present, it is used to evolve the portfolio value and determine close-out values associated with the preceding default date valuation.
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\item {\tt MporMode}: This tag is expected if the previous one is present, permissible values are then {\tt StickyDate} and {\tt ActualDate}. {\tt StickyDate} means that only market data is evolved from the default date to close-out date for close-out date valuation, the valuation as of date remains unchanged and trades do not ``age'' over the period. As a consequence, exposure evolutions will not show spikes caused by cash flows within the close-out period. {\tt ActualDate} means that trades will also age over the close-out period so that one can experience exposure evolution spikes due to cash flows.
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