You want to find out forward rate by interest rate parity. Suppose U.S. risk free rate is 4.0% , and Canadian risk-free rate is 2.3% . The current spot exchange rate is 1.16 canadian dollar per U.S. dollar. What is the approximate 2 year forward rate if interest rate parity holds?
The interest rate parity formula will be used here. The 2 year forward rate will be:
2-year Forward Rate = 1.16 x (1+0.023)^2/(1+0.04)^2 = 1.1223
Hence, the 2-year forward rate will be = 1.1223 Canadian Dollar per USD.
You want to find out forward rate by interest rate parity. Suppose U.S. risk free rate...
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