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Embedded in the term structure of interest rates is the market's expectation of interest rates going forward.
The market's expectation of the 117 day interest 233 days from now, r, is calculated as follows:
1.0244^(233/360) * (1+r)^(117/260) = 1.0267^(350/360)
r= 3.13%
Therefore present value of this transaction = ((-3.13+2.33)*(117/360)*3000000/100) / (1.0267^(350/360))
= - USD 7602.72
Since the expected deposit rate after 233 days is higher than what is being locked in right now, the NPV is negative for this transaction
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