Sell $250,000, Buy MXP
= $250,000 * (1 / 0.077)
= MXP 3,246,753.247
Sell MXP 3,246,753.247, Buy AUD
= MXP 3,246,753.247 * (1 / 8.5)
= AUD 381,970.9702
Sell AUD 381,970.9702. Buy USD
= AUD 381,970.9702 * 0.67
= $255,921
Arbitrage profit = $255,921 - $250,000 = $5,921
Arbitrage profit = $5,921.
Assume the following information: Quoted Bid Price $0.67 5.074 Value of an Australian dollar (AS) in...
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