I purchase $5$ December $2024$ coffee futures contracts today at $130.$ In late December of $2024,$ I sell $3$ of those contracts at $142.$ I let the remaining two contracts expire at the orginal price that I purchased them for, or in other words, at $130.$ Now what?

A$.$

I made $$22,500$ on my futures contract trade. I am also obligated to take delivery of $75,000$ pounds of coffee from the coffee futures exchange. I also owe the exchange $$97,500.$

B$.$

I made $$13,500$ on my futures contract trade. I am also obligated to take delivery of $75,000$ pounds of coffee from the coffee futures exchange. I also owe the exchange $$97,500.$

C$.$

I made $$22,500$ on my futures contract trade. I am also obligated to take delivery of $75,000$ pounds of coffee from the coffee futures exchange. I also owe the exchange $$106,500.$

D$.$

I made $$106,500$ on my futures contract trade. I am also obligated to take delivery of $75,000$ pounds of coffee from the coffee futures exchange. I also owe the exchange $$243,750.$

A$.$

The Jones company should wait until next month to import soy beans from Zaire.

B$.$

Next month, we can expect Zaire's currency to appreciate in value. The Jones Company should import as many soy beans now, before this interest rate change goes into effect.

C$.$

Next month, we can expect South Africa's balance of trade position to shift to more of a deficit position.

D$.$

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