1. Assume that the spot exchange rate is $25/€, rus is 9% and rEis 11% then the forward exchange rate the banks will quote is f = _______
1.21 1.22 1.23 none of these
2. Assume that the spot exchange rate is $35/€, rusis 8% and rEis 6% then the forward exchange rate the banks will quote is f = ______
1.355 1.375 1.395 none of these
1. $1.23 [That is $1.25 x 1.09 / 1.11, assuming the question should state spot exchange rate as $1.25/€, and not $25/€]
2. $1.375 [That is $1.35 x 1.08 / 1.06, assuming the question should state spot exchange rate as $1.35/€ and not $35/€]
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