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Which of the following causes the futures price of an asset to increase, everything else held constant? Lower expected spot price for the underlying asset. Higher expected spot price for the underlying asset. Higher income received while carrying the underlying asset. Higher costs of carrying the underlying asset. Lower risk-free rate of interest Question 6 As of April 11, 2022 the dividend yield on the S\&P500 index is 1.75% annually, the riskless US interest rate is 1% annually for all maturities. Then, unless arbitrage opportunities arise: The S\&P500 spot level is lower than the June 2022 futures price. Longer maturity futures contracts have higher prices than shorter maturity futures contracts. The S\&P500 spot level is higher than the June 2022 futures price. The S\&P500 spot level equals the June 2022 futures price. None of the above are true