Six months ago an investor opened a long position on the 12-month forward contract on a non-divided paying stock index that was then worth 3 000. The same asset is now worth 2 900. Now the term structure of the short interest rates is exactly like indicated by the forward rates six months ago. The 3-month spot rate was then 3% p.a., whereas the corresponding spot rates for the maturities of 6, 9 and 12 months were 4%, 5% and 6% (all p.a.) respectively. What is the value of the forward contract for the investor now?