Suppose you sold a 5,000-bushel July Wheat futures contract at $7.00 per bushel. At the end of
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Suppose you sold a 5,000-bushel July Wheat futures contract at $7.00 per bushel. At the end of the day, your short position remains open and the July Wheat futures contract has a daily settlement price equal to $6.75 per bushel. The risk-free rate is 1.0 percent (1.0%). What is the daily mark-to-market profit or loss on your short position in the Wheat futures contract? | ||||||||||||||||
What is the Notional Value of the Wheat Futures contract? | ||||||||||||||||
If the Initial Margin requirement for the Wheat futures contract is $2,100, then what is the leverage ratio when you open your short futures contract position? | ||||||||||||||||
What is the rate of return on the equity (initial margin requirement) in your position? | ||||||||||||||||
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