Could anyone provide a calculation for this question?

Park Co is based in a country whose currency is the dollar ($). The company regularly imports goods denominated in euro (€) and regularly sells goods denominated in dinars. Two of the future transactions of the company are as follows: Three months: Paying €650,000 for imported goods Six months: Receiving 12 million dinars for exported capital goods Park Co has the following exchange rates and interest rates available to it: Bid Offer Spot exchange rate (dinars per $1): 57·31 57·52 Six-month forward rate (dinars per $1): 58·41 58·64 Spot exchange rate (€ per $1): 1·544 1·552 Three-month forward rate (€ per $1): 1·532 1·540 Six-month interest rates: Borrow Deposit Dinars 4.00% 2.00% Dollars 2.00% 0.50% The finance director of Park Co believes that the upward-sloping yield curve reported in the financial media means that the general level of interest rates will increase in the future, and therefore expects the reported six-month interest rates to increase. What is the future dollar value of the dinar receipt using a money market hedge? The book gives this answer: Dollar value = (12m x 1.005)/(1.04 x 57.52) = $201,602 But i dont understand why