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Sir,
Is it possible for a question on currency hedging to have the forward rate quoted as a direct quote and options and futures quoted as indirect quotes?
If so, could you please tell how to tackle this?
Thank you.
Regards
Vars
Yes certainly.
All it is, is which currency is being quoted against which other.
So…..if you were given a quote $/Eur 1.900 then it means 1.9000 $’s is equal to 1 euro.
If you needed it the other way round, then 1 / 1.9000 = 0.5263 euros = 1 $.
So the Eur/$ rate would be 0.5263.
I really need help on how to convert currencies in questions like in the December hybrid question 2 (a) called The Armstong Group and also in similar questions No.68 (b) in the Kaplan Revison Kit called Multidrop.