Biopharma$-$Australia can borrow fund in Australia with an interest rate of $11\mathrm{.}49\%$ to invest $1\mathrm{.}79$ million Chinese yuan $($CNY$)$ and expected return of CNY$2\mathrm{.}13$ million next year. Assume that Biopharma$-$Australia and Haier$-$China engage in a parallel loan in which the Haier$-$China gives Biopharma Australia CNY$1\mathrm{.}79$ million in exchange for a loan in Australian dollar $($A$$)$ at the current exchange rate A$$0\mathrm{.}2984/$CNY$.$ These loans will be repaid by both parties at the end of one year. Assume that next year, Biopharma$-$Australia will pay the Haier$-$China $14\mathrm{.}03\%$ interest on CNY$1\mathrm{.}79$ million and that the Haier$-$China will pay Biopharma$-$Australia $7\mathrm{.}57\%$ interest on the Australian dollar loan. Also, Biopharma$-$Australia believes that the CNY will depreciate to A$$0\mathrm{.}2115/$CNY next year. How much the Biopharma$-$Australia will make a profit or loss in A$ from this parallel loan agreement in one year. $($enter the whole number without sign or symbol$)$

Answer:Question $4$