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Question 19 The table below presents schedules X and Y. One of them is a supply schedule and the other is a demand schedule for Swiss Franc (CHF) Price of Schedules X Schedules Y CHE (Quantity of CHF) (Quantity of CHE) $0.85 1,000,000 10,000,000 $0.86 2.000.000 3,000,000 SD.87 3,000,000 6.000.000 S0.88 4,000,000 4,000,000 $0.89 6,000,000 2,000,000 $0.90 8,000,000 1,000,000 D What would happen if both the US and the Swiss governments fixed the price of CHF at 50.89? The demand for CHF would be less than the supply of CHF and there would be a surplus of CHF in the foreign exchange market. The demand for CHF would exceed the supply of CHF and there would be a surplus of CHF in the foreign exchange market The demand for CHF would be less than the supply of CHF and there would be a shortage of CHF in the foreign exchange market The demand for CHF would exceed the supply for CHF and there would be a shortage of CHF In the foreign exchange market Question 18 Here are direct spot and forward markets quotes for CAD over three points in time now (1/1/XX), one month later (2/1/XX), three months later (4/1/XX), and six months later (7/1/XXI. CAD Spot 1 Month Forward 3 Month Forward 6 Month Forward 11XX 1.0165 10317 1.0472 1.0629 2/1/XX 4/1/XX 10833 1,026 1.0995 1.0417 1.116 1.0573 11:27 1.0732 7/1/XX 10895 1.1058 1.1224 1.1392 On 1/1/XX Dell sold a 6 month forward contract of CAD 5.000.000 to Chase. As a result. Dell will incur a when the contract expires: Loss of $381.500 Proht of $133.000 Loss of $133.000 Proht of $381.500