DaimlerChrysler Debt. Chrysler LLC, the now privately held company sold off by DaimlerChrysler, must pay floating-rate interest three months from now. It wants to lock in these interest payments by selling an interest rate futures contract. Interest rate futures for three months from now settled at 93.06, for a yield of 6.94% per annum. a. If the floating interest rate three months from now is 6.03%, what did Chrysler gain or lose on the position? b. If the floating interest rate three months from now is 8.03%, what did Chrysler gain or lose on the position? a. If the floating interest rate three months from now is 6.03%, what did Chrysler gain or lose on the position? If the floating interest rate three months from now is 6.03%, Chrysler will have a V of % on the position. (Select from the drop-down menu. Round to three decimal places and enter a negative number to indicate a loss.)

DaimlerChrysler Debt. Chrysler LLC, the now privately held company sold off by DaimlerChrysler, must pay floating-rate interest three months from now. It wants to lock in these interest payments by selling an interest rate futures contract. Interest rate futures for three months from now settled at 93.06, for a yield of 6.94% per annum. a. If the floating interest rate three months from now is 6.03%, what did Chrysler gain or lose on the position? b. If the floating interest rate three months from now is 8.03%, what did Chrysler gain or lose on the position? a. If the floating interest rate three months from now is 6.03%, what did Chrysler gain or lose on the position? If the floating interest rate three months from now is 6.03%, Chrysler will have a V of % on the position. (Select from the drop-down menu. Round to three decimal places and enter a negative number to indicate a loss.)

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