bid price vs bidding price

Both 'bid price' and 'bidding price' are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'Bid price' refers to the price a buyer is willing to pay for a product or service in an auction or negotiation. On the other hand, 'bidding price' is less common and could be used to refer to the price at which someone is currently bidding in an auction.

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bid price

This phrase is correct and commonly used in the context of auctions or negotiations.

It refers to the price a buyer is willing to pay for a product or service in an auction or negotiation.

Examples:

What is the current bid price for the painting?
The bid price for the house exceeded our expectations.

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Bids with a bid price below the reserve price shall not be accepted.
Therefore, the Dutch State as a market economy investor trying to make acquisition at the lowest possible price would not include those synergies in its bid price.
Measure Z removed ABN AMRO N from the balance sheet of FBN and there was no other potential investor who could realise the same amount of synergies and would be willing to incorporate such synergies in its bid price either.
Ten percent of the bid price.
The appropriate market price is usually the current bid price.
In February 2005 LNM was awarded exclusivity on the basis of the bid price.
The transmission system operator shall rank all bids relating to a given standard capacity product according to their bid price, the highest price ranking first.
If more than one price is quoted, the lowest of these prices (normally the bid price) is used.
If more than one price is quoted, the lowest of these prices (normally the bid price) is used.
Therefore, should a private seller have been able to sell the land to Lidl at the bid price, i.e. if Lidl's bid was credible and binding, State resources would have been present.
If more than one price is quoted, the lowest of these prices (normally the bid price) is used,
Therefore, should a private seller have been able to sell the land to Lidl at the bid price, i.e. if Lidl's bid was credible and binding, State resources would have been present.
The appropriate quoted market price for an asset held or liability to be issued is usually the current bid price and, for an asset to be acquired or liability held, the asking price.
Bid price amount (if applicable)
Mid-market price: the mid-point between the bid price and the offer price for a security based on quotations for transactions of normal market size by recognised market-makers or recognised trading exchanges, which is used for the quarterly revaluation procedure.
Mid-market price the mid-point between the bid price and the offer price for a security based on quotations for transactions of normal market size by recognised market-makers or recognised trading exchanges, which is used for the quarterly revaluation procedure. -
The competent supervisory authority within the meaning of Article 4 may authorise a lower bid price in justified and justifiable exceptional cases.
If more than one price is quoted, the lowest of these prices (normally the bid price) is used.
Mid-market price shall mean the mid-point between the bid price and the offer price for a security based on quotations for transactions of normal market size by recognised market-makers or recognised trading exchanges, which is used for the year-end revaluation procedure.
If more than one price is quoted, the lowest of these prices (normally the bid price) is used. In the absence of a representative price for a particular asset on the business day preceding the valuation date, the last trading price is used.

Alternatives:

offer price
asking price
purchase price
selling price
reserve price

bidding price

This phrase is correct but less commonly used. It could refer to the price at which someone is currently bidding in an auction.

It could be used to refer to the price at which someone is currently bidding in an auction.