Cross rate C$/US $ = (C$/AUS$)*(AUS$/US$)
= (1/1.2452)*1.6984
= C$1.3639/US$
Since the actual rate is different, arbitrage opportunity exists
Following steps will be taken:
Convert C$ into AUS$ and get 1,000,000*1.2452 = AUS$1,245,200
Convert into US$ and get 1,245,200/1.6984 = US$733,160.62176
Convert into C$ and get 733,160.62176*1.5625 - C$1,145,563.47
Gain = C$145,563.47
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