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VLD [36.1K]
3 years ago
5

You just sold a futures contract on €. Each contract is for €125,000 and the price you sold for the € is $1.20 for each €. What

is your profit/loss if the spot rate when the contract matures is $1.10?
Business
1 answer:
Yuliya22 [10]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

The profit is $12,500

Explanation:

The profit on the contract can be computed using the formula below:

profit/loss on the contract=(forward price-spot rate)*volume of currency sold

forward price is 1 euro to $1.20

spot price     1 euro to  $1.10

volume of currency sold is Euros 125,000

profit/loss on the contract=($1.20-$1.10)*125,000

                                             =$12,500

Invariably the trader sold each US dollar $0.10 more than the spot rate ($1.20-$1.10),when that is multiplied the volume of Euros sold,it gives $12,500 in profit.

This implies that the buyer could have bought the currency cheaper on contract date

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