Based on the table, the interest rate on a 3-month Eurodollar deposit made in December of 2019 is expected to be
Dec 2019 97.31
Mar 2020 97.13
Jun 2020 96.97
Sept 2020 96.86
So here in your Question you asked for interest rate, So we have following
Present Value(Discounted Deposite): 97.31
Future Value (Face Value): 100
Period: 3 months: 3/12
i : x
So formula for future value is as follows
PV(1+i)n = FV
97.31( 1+ x )3/12 = 100
( 1+ x )3/12 = 100 / 97.31
( 1+ x ) = (1.02764)12/4
( 1+ x ) = 1.11524
x = 0.11524
i = 11.52%
In case you want to solve in excel or on financial Calculator use following steps:
Excel: =rate(3/12,0,-97.31,100)
Financial Calculator: n: 1/12, PV: -97.31, PMT: 0, FV: 100
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