The IRP doesn't hold good.
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4. Assume the following information is available for the U.S. and Europe US. 4% Europe %...
4. Assume the following information is available for the U.S. and Europe: U.S Europe One-year nominal interest rate (annual interest rate) 4% 6% Spot rate ----- ----- $1.13 One-year forward rate ----- ----- $1.10 a. Does IRP (interest rate parity) hold? b. Which investors have the advantage of conducting the covered interest arbitrage?
Question 1 a) Assume the following information: Quoted Price Value of one Euro in U.S. dollars = 1.12 Value of one New Zealand dollar in U.S. dollars = 0.64 Value of one New Zealand in Euro - 0.55 Given this information, is triangular arbitrage possible? If so, explain the steps that would reflect triangular arbitrage, and compute the profit from this strategy if you had $2,000,000 to use. What market forces would occur to eliminate any further possibilities of triangular...
Assume the following information: U.S. investors have $1,000,000 to invest: 12% 10% 1-year deposit rate offered on U.S. dollars 1-year deposit rate offered on Singapore dollars 1-year forward rate of Singapore dollars Spot rate of Singapore dollar $.412 $.400 Given this information: O interest rate parity exists and covered interest arbitrage by U.S. investors results in the same yield as investing domestically. O interest rate parity doesn't exist and covered interest arbitrage by U.S. investors results in a yield above...
As of today, assume the following information is available: U.S. Mexico Real rate of interest required by investors 1% 1% Nominal interest rate 2% 6% Spot Rate (St) 0.0560 USD/MXN One‑year forward rate (Ft,1-yr) 0.0538 USD/MXN What is the expected inflation in the US and Mexico using fisher effect. [Hint: you can get the expected inflation using Fisher’s formula –i.e., the nominal interest rate is equal to the real interest rate plus expected inflation] Calculate the change in the forward and spot rate for USD/MXN. Compare that...
1) Assume the interest rate is 4% in the UK and 8% in Australia. The forward GBP/AUD is 187 AUD. Compute the spot GBP/AUD that makes the IRP hold. Show your work . 2) The spot EUR/USD is 1.12 and the forward rate is 1.1. The interest rate in France is 3% and 4% in the US. a) Does the iRP hold? b) If not, how could you make a CIA profit by using 1000 EUR? Show your work. c)...
3. Covered Interest Arbitrage. Assume the following information: Spot rate of Mexican peso = $ .100 1-year Forward rate of Mexican peso = $ .098 Mexican interest rate = 8% US. interest rate =5% Show how to identify any arbitrage opportunity based on the Interest Rate Parity (IRP). What is your strategy to achieve your profit? What is your arbitrage profit per $1,000,000 (CIA) ?
M EST nent: Ch 7 HW maifn3h.ch07.24 o The following is a graphical representation of the interest rate parity (IRP) line Forward discount (%) Forward premium (%) The dashed line is the IRP line. Which of the following is not true (assume that there are no market imperfections)? ○ a, Any point lying to the left ofthe IRP line represent covered iterst atitrage opportuntes for foreign investors. b. Any point lying to the right of the IRP line represent covered...
4. The oneyear interest rate in New Zealand is 4 percent. The oneyear U.S. interest rate is 10 percent. The spot rate of the New Zealand dollar (NZ$) is $0.50. The forward rate of the New Zealand dollar is $0.54. a) Calculate the covered interest arbitrage profit if feasible for U.S. investors. Assume you start with $1,000,000. b) Calculate the covered interest arbitrage profit if feasible for New Zealand investors. Assume you start with NZ$1,000,000.
Use the following information to answer the next three questions. QUESTION 5 As of today, the spot exchange rate is £1.25/$. The U.S. interest rate is 7% and the interest rate in the euro zone is 10%. What is the one-year forward rate (in terms of a direct quote from the US view) that should prevail according to IRP? Round intermediate steps and your final answer to four decimals. Assume the US is the domestic country. Do not use currency...
Assume the following information: Spot rate of Canadian dollar : $.80 90-day forward rate of Canadian dollar : $.79 90-day Canadian interest rate : 4% 90-day U.S. interest rate : 2.5% a) What would be the return to a U.S. investor who used covered interest arbitrage from investing in Canada? (assume the investor invests $1,000,000). Does the return exceed the return from investing in the U.S. over the 90-day period? Is it worthwhile for the U.S. investor to invest in...