If the current exchange rate is $1.65/£, the one-year forward
exchange rate is $1.90/£, and the interest rate on British
government bills is 6% per year, what risk-free dollar-denominated
return can be locked in by investing in the British bills?
(Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer
to 2 decimal places.)
Future rate=Spot rate*((1+Quoted currency Risk free rate)/(1+Base currency Risk free rate))^time |
1.9=1.65*((1+Quoted currency Risk free rate)/(1+0.06))^1 |
Quoted currency Risk free rate% = 22.06 |
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