Solution:
It is given to assume current date as January 31,2020.
S&P 500 dividend Yield | 1.81% |
SPX (spot) = | 3283.66 |
Futures contracts | Price | Maturity | Time to expiry in days | Time to expiry in years | |
ESH0 | 3289.75 | 3/20/2020 | 49 | 49/365 = | 0.1342 |
ESM0 | 3290.00 | 6/19/2020 | 140 | 140/365 = | 0.3836 |
ESU0 | 3289.25 | 9/18/2020 | 231 | 231/365 = | 0.6329 |
Formulas:
Future price =S0(Exp^(r−q)T) |
So, Implied interest rate = [ln[Futures price/Spot price] + Dividend yield*T]/T |
Calculation:
So, Implied interest rate of ESH0= (ln(3289.75/3283.66)+ (0.0181*0.1342))/(0.1342) = | 3.19% |
So, Implied interest rate of ESM0= (ln(3290.00/3283.66)+ (0.0181*0.3836))/(0.3836) = | 2.31% |
So, Implied interest rate of ESU0= (ln(3289.25/3283.66)+ (0.0181*0.6329))/(0.6329) = | 2.08% |
Final Answer:
Futures contracts | Price | Maturity | Implied Interest rate |
ESH0 | 3289.75 | 3/20/2020 | 3.19% |
ESM0 | 3290.00 | 6/19/2020 | 2.31% |
ESU0 | 3289.25 | 9/18/2020 | 2.08% |
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