On October 16, 2007, the firm from Exercise 4 decides to enter into a Eurodollar futures contract
Question:
(a) Using the information in Table 6.11, how much money will the firm receive in six months?
(b) Suppose that futures prices moved instead according to Table 6.12. How much money will the firm receive in six months?
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