The Forward Price is the predetermined delivery price for an underlying commodity, currency, or financial asset as decided by the buyer and the seller of the forward contract, to be paid at a predetermined date in the future. This is based on today's spot price or current value of an item, a quote for future sale or purchase of goods or an amount of money.A forward price is not just the price that you pay to buy a commodity, currency, or financial asset. It's also the price paid by the seller after the contract has been executed (i.e., at maturity). A forward price can be anything from a few cents to a few dollars an ounce depending on demand and supply.Forward pricing is a term used in finance to describe the predetermined profit or loss that forward contracts generate for the buyer and seller. Forward prices, also known as Futures Prices, are determined by the two parties at the time of the contract's offer and acceptance.