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# Market summary
## Summary
Use this widget to monitor statistics on a specific instrument.
The widget is dynamic and is continuously updated in real time.
Market summary
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To monitor multiple instruments at a time, use the [Watch list](/widgets/watch-list.md) widget.
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## Settings
### Select a market
The current market is displayed in the first column.
To change the market, click the market symbol and select a different one from the list.
## Fields
The following information is provided about each instrument:
**Market**
The market type (Spot, CFD, or Perpetual), market ticker and full name of the market.
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**Current price**
The current top-of-the-book price, in the quote asset.
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**Current price, {RAT}**
The current top-of-the-book price, in conversion to the platform root asset.
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**24h change**
The price change over the last 24 hours.
This value is calculated as *Current price* – *Price 24h ago*.
This value is green if the price is rising and red if it's falling. A dash in this field means that there is no *Price 24h ago* data available.
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**24h change, %**
The price change over the last 24 hours, in percents.
This value is calculated as ((*Current price* – *Price 24h ago*) / *Current price*) × 100.
This value is green if the price is rising and red if it's falling. A dash in this field means that there is no *Price 24h ago* data available.
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**24h high**
The highest trade price over the last 24 hours.
This value is always green.
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**24h low**
The lowest trade price over the last 24 hours.
This value is always red.
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**Info icon**
Click this icon to view market details and trading sessions schedule.
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