(mark-to-market) You enter a long position in a € future contract with the size of €125,000today. The futures expire in 90 days. The interest rates are i$=6% and i€=3.3%. The currentspot rate is $1.38/€. Assume 360 days a year. If the spot rate is $1.43/€ the next day andinterest rates remain the same, your profit or loss for this day is $and two decimal places.)(Keep the sign

Futures Price today = Spot Rate x e (6% - 3.3%)* 90/360= 1.38 x e (0.06 - 0.033) x 90/360= 1.38 x e…

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Currently the short term (1 to 12 month) borrowing rate is 3.50% per year and the lending rate over the same period is 0.50% per year. Which of the following implied repo rate per year for a six month futures contract will allow you an arbitrage opportunity? Assume no other transaction cost. O 3.25% O 0.25% O 3.00% O 2.75% O All of these 277
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