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AFM (Mar/June 16)

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  • November 19, 2018 at 5:03 pm #485252
    uthay
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    Lirio Co
    How the lock in rate calculation is done for futures contract calculation.
    lock in rate = opening future price + (spot – future ) * 1/4.
    please show the workings ? I tried to calculate. But couldnt using this formula
    0.8656+ (1.1618 – 0.8656 ) *1/4

    November 20, 2018 at 7:44 am #485300
    John Moffat
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    What you have missed is the fact that the spot rate is quoted as per €, whereas the futures are quoted at € per $.

    So you need to restate the spot rate in € per $ as well. So the spot rate to use is 1/1.1618 = 0.8607.

    Then carry on with the workings as you were doing, and you will end up with the same figure as in the answer 🙂

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