Q4 1. A call option allows the holder to buy USD100,000 at an exercise exchange rate of 1.8000 (AUD/USD). If the premium paid is 0.005 Australian cents for each USD, calculate the net payoff at the following spot exchange rates: (a) 1.8020 (2.5 marks); (b) 1.8360 (2.5 marks); and (c) 1.7970 (2.5 marks). At what exchange rate will the holder break even? (2.5 marks)
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8020 AUD/USD. Since the exercise exchange rate is 1.8000 AUD/USD, the holder of the call option will exercise it and buy USD at the exercise exchange rate. Show more…
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