Eight months ago, the Zeus Fund entered into a short position in a one$-$year

forward contract on $1,250$ shares of Cerner Corporation stock at a forward contract price

of $$94$ per share. Today, the price of Cerner stock is $$92\mathrm{.}50$ per share and the interest rate

for continuous compounding is $1\%.$ Cerner stock does not pay dividends.

What is today$$s market value of the forward contract?

If the Zeus Fund wanted to exit the contract today, how much should it be willing to pay,

or how much should it expect to receive, from its counterparty?