varehouse	buildingfor storing large quantities of goods, before they are distributed to retailers
vessel	any craft for transportation on water
premises	building in which a company does a business
domestic	within a particular country
freight	goods or cargo carried in train, aeroplane, lorry or ship
appreciate	to rise in value
hedge	to try to eliminate the risk of future price changes
speculation	risky transaction, make in the hope of profiting from future price changes
purchasing power parity	the exchange rate at which the cost of a given selection of goods and services would be the same in
gold convertibility	the central bank guarantees to exchange its currency for gold at a fixed price