tradepair

noun
UK /ˈtreɪdpeə/
US /ˈtreɪdper/

Two things that people swap with each other.

The euro and the dollar are a busy tradepair in the money market.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A matched set of goods offered together in a barter deal.

The farmers agreed on a tradepair of grain and wool.

3. In finance, two linked assets whose prices are compared for trading.

Traders watched the oil-and-gas tradepair closely all week.

4. A pair of companies that regularly do business with each other.

The two shops became a reliable tradepair over the years.