A 6% coupon U.S. Treasury note pays interest on May 31 and November 30 and is traded for settlement on August 10. What is the accrued interest on the $100,000 face amount of this note? A. 581.97 B.1,163.93 C.2,327.87 D.3,000.00

An 8% coupon U.S. Treasury note pays interest on May 30 and November 30 and is traded for settlement on August 15. The accrued interest on the $ 100,000 face value of this note, assuming a semiannual coupon period of 182 days, is: Multiple Choice $1,692.31. $800.00. None of the options are correct. $491.80. $983.61.

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The following market data relate to USD and Yen rates:Spot USD/YEN 116.003 months dollar deposit rate 4.5%6 months dollar deposit rate 5%3 months yen deposit rate 0.25%6 months yen deposit rate 0.25%FRA rate for yen is nil a.What is a forward rate agreement? B .What would be the 6 month USD/Yen forward rate?C .What should be the 3 month USD FRA rate 3 months forward? D .The 6 and 12 month USD libors are 5% and 6.5% respectively. What should your bank do if another bank is quoting 6/12 USD FRA at 6.5 -6.75%?

Q1-14 Suppose the expected spot rate (after 1 year) for euros (in terms of dollars) is $1.50, the current interest rate on euro deposits is 4.5%, and the current interest rate on dollar deposits is 5.5%. What current spot rate would satisfy the uncovered interest parity (UIP) equation?   a. $1.65 b. $1.50 c. $1.25 d. $1.485

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You can buy or sell the £ spot at $1.98 to the pound. You can buy or sell the pound one-year forward at $2.01 to the pound. If U.S. annual interest rates are 5%, what must be the approximate one-year British interest rate if interest rate parity holds?    A. 4.00%   B. 2.75%   C. 5.25%   D. 3.48%

The domestic currency price of a unit of foreign currency 0.70 and the domestic and foreign risk-free interest rates are 5% and 7% respectively (assume discrete compounding). What is the 18-month forward rate (rounded to the nearest cent)? a. 0.70 b. 0.74 c. 0.68 d. 0.72

Hello, please help with letter a. Thank you 1) ABC Corp has Accounts Receivable of FC 400,000 and Accounts Payable FC 300,000 on both March 31 and April 30, 2010. The applicable exchange rates at that date were as follows:                                                    March 30                      April 30 Spot rate                                   1FC = .35 US               1FC = .37 US Forward rate(1 month).            1FC= .36 US.               1FC= .39 US   a) What is the FX transaction gain or loss on Accounts REeceivable on April 30, 2010? b) What is the FX transaction gain or loss on Accounts Payable on April 30, 2010? c) If on March 31, ABC wishes to hedge its exposure to changing exchange rates what is the appropriate action it will take. Answer by saying whether ABC will enter a spot contract or forward contract and say whether the contract will involve purchasing FC and selling US dollars, or purchasing US dollards and selling FC and specify the appropriate exchange…

Assume the following information: Spot rate of U.S. dollar Quoted Price AUD1.2500/USD 180-day forward rate of U.S. dollar 180-day Australian interest rate (a periodic rate) 180-day U.S. interest rate (a periodic rate) AUD1.2800/USD 4.75% 3.10% A. What USD-denominated percent rate of return can a US investor earn if they attempt covered interest arbitrage? (to two decimal places like 6.54%) B. What AUD-denominated percent rate of return can an Australian investor earn if they attempt covered interest arbitrage? (to two decimal places like 6.54%) C. Given this information, who has a covered interest arbitrage opportunity? Answer either "Australian investors" or "U.S. investors". D. What changes in the 2 quoted prices above would likely occur to eliminate any further possibilities of covered interest arbitrage? (answer with just or 1) Spot rate of U.S. dollar 180-day forward rate of U.S. dollar