PLEASE ITS URGENT,PLEASE ITS URGENT,PLEASE ITS URGENT,

The balance sheet of a bank appears below (all figures in millions of U.S. dollars): Asset Side Short-term consumer loans (one-year maturity): $150 Long-term consumer loans: $125 Three-month Treasury bills: $130 Six-month Treasury notes: $135 Three-year Treasury bond: $170 10-year, fixed-rate mortgages: $120 30-year, floating-rate mortgages (rate adjusted every nine months): $140 Liability Side Equity capital (fixed): $120 Demand deposits (two-year maturity): $40 Checking account: $130 Three-month CDs: $140 Three-month bankers acceptances: $120 Six-month commercial paper: $160 One-year time deposits: $120 Two-year time deposits: $140 The cumulative one-year repricing gap (CGAP) for the bank is

A $-140 million.

B $-115 million.

C $15 million.

D $-150 million.

E $25 million.