Ans. To invest in India, first we'll buy rupees from $100. At the spot rate of ₹80/$, $100 will but ₹8000
Then we'll invest ₹8000 in the Indian market at the interest rate of 25% and we'll also buy a forward contract with foreign exchange of ₹100/$ after an year.
After 1 year, ₹8000 must have grown = 8000*(1+0.25) = ₹10000
Then we'll use our forward contract to exchange these ₹8000 into dollars at a rate of ₹100/$.
So, at this rate ₹10000 will buy = $100
Thus, investment in Indian market will leave us with $100 after 1 year.
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