A U.S. company knows it will have to pay a certain amount of British Pounds to one of its U.K. suppliers in the future. Which of the following is true? A dollar/pound futures contract, but not a forward $/pound contract, can be used to lock in the $/pound exchange rate for future payments of pounds. A forward $/pound contract, but not a $/pound futures contract, will always give a better locked-in exchange rate. An option will always give a better outcome than a forward contract Both a dollar/pound futures contract and a forward $/pound contract can be used to lock in the $/pound exchange rate for future payments of pounds