Answer:
$1 = 1.372 CD
Explanation:
Spot rate, 1$ = 1.3750 Canadian dollars
Canadian securities annualized return = 6%
U.S. securities annualized return = 6.5%
Term = 6 month ≅(180 days)
Forward exchange rate in 180 days, 1$ = Spot rate * (1+US rate*6/12) / (1+CD rate*6/12)
= 1.3750 CD * (1 + 6%*6/12) / (1 + 6.5%*6/12)
= 1.3750 CD * (1 + 0.03) / (1 + 0.0325)
= 1.3750 CD * 1.03/1.0325
= 1.371670702179177 CD
= 1.372 CD
So, the the U.S. dollar-Canadian dollar exchange rate in the 180-day forward market is $1 = 1.372 CD
For Q1, you have to set these equations equal to each other because it is asking how much of x is necessary to make the same amount of y, so:
3995 + 225.50x = 6500 + 100.25x
solve for x:, and get x=20
so 20 tons of sugar will give the companies the same cost.
For Q2: you need to plug in x=20 into either one of the original equations, and solve for y because this will give you the cost of transportation, so:
y= 3995 + 225.50(20)
y=$8,505 for the total cost
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