A) If Bank MK Borrows in Euro then he will deposit it in Us Dollars to gain profit, in order to gain he should do the following steps:
Step 1: Borrow in Euro Market of Euro 4 million, after 180 days
Amount to be paid back=4000000+ (4000000*1.9%*180/360) = Euro 4038000
Step 2: Convert it in Dollars = 4000000*1.33= $5320000
Step 3: Invest it in $ Market of $5320000
Amount to be received = 5320000+(5320000*2.2%*180/360)= $5378520
Now, Convert amount of Euro 4038000 it into $ = 4038000*1.26= $5087880
Gain or Profit in US Dollars = $5378520-$5087880 = $290640
B) If Bank MG Borrows in US Dollars then he will deposit it Euro to gain profit, in order to gain he should do the following steps:
Step 1: Borrow in Dollar Market of US$3 million, after 180 days
Amount to be paid back=3000000+ (3000000*2.4%*30/360) = $ 3006000
Step 2: Convert it in Euro = 3000000/1.32= $2272727.27
Step 3: Invest it in $ Market = $2272727.27
Amount to be received= 2272727.27+(2272727.27*1.6%*30/360)= Euro 2275757.57
Now, Convert amount of Euro 2275757.57 it into $ = 2275757.57*1.34= $3049515.14
Gain or Profit in US Dollars = $3049515.14-$3006000 = $43515.14
Note: Assume No. of days to be 360 Days.
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