The interest rate of a Japanese one‐year bond is 0.5%, in Australia it is 3.5%. The spot market exchange rate between the currencies of these two countries is 80 Yen/A$. What swap rate can you expect for 6 months and what will be the forward rate for this time horizon?
We know that
Forward Rate=Spot Rate X (1+Interest rate of overseas country)/ (1+interest rate of domestic country)
Also,Interest rate given is for one year and hence we need to divide it by 2 to get 6 months interest rate.
So here
Forward rate=80* (1+0.005/2)/ (1+0.035/2)
=> Forward rate=80* (1.0025/1.0175)=78.82064
Swap rate=80-78.82064=1.179
So Forward rate=78.82064
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