(e) (2 points) Given that the crude oil price is $105 per barrel. The annual storage cost is $5 per barrel paid at the end of each year. The risk free rate is 3% per annum with continuous compounding. You should assume that the crude oil is a consumption commodity and there is no way to borrow the crude oil for a short sale. But, of course, you can borrow or lend money at the risk free rate. Based on the price formula in our textbook, what is the right range of price for a two-year futures contract on the crudes oil? Answer: (e) (2 points) Given that the crude oil price is $105 per barrel. The annual storage cost is $5 per barrel paid at the end of each year. The risk free rate is 3% per annum with continuous compounding. You should assume that the crude oil is a consumption commodity and there is no way to borrow the crude oil for a short sale. But, of course, you can borrow or lend money at the risk free rate. Based on the price formula in our textbook, what is the right range of price for a two-year futures contract on the crudes oil