Currency Derivatives Free Demo Test 6 0% Currency Derivatives Free Demo Test 6 1 / 10 1. Margins across the various clients of a member are collected on a gross basis – True or False? a) True b) False Your answer is Incorrect Your answer is correct Explanation:Margins across the various clients of a member are collected on a gross basis and should not be netted offFor eg. – Client A has bought 10 lots of USDINR and Client B has sold 4 lots of USDINR on the same day. The margin payable by the member (broker) will be on 14 lots and not 6 lots. 2 / 10 2. When a client defaults in making payments in respect of a daily settlement, the contract is closed out. The amount not paid by the client is adjusted against the margin. a) Bank fixed deposits of the client b) PPF balance of the client c) Initial margin paid by the client d) Shares deposited by the client with the trading member Your answer is Incorrect Your answer is correct Explanation:When a client defaults in making payments for a daily settlement, the contract is closed out, and the amount not paid by the client is adjusted against the initial margin paid by the client. This ensures that the necessary funds are used to cover the default and maintain the financial integrity of the trading arrangement. 3 / 10 3. A person aims to purchase GBPINR one-month futures at 80.50 when the current price is 80.80 and places a limit order at 80.50. If the market fluctuates within the range of 80.40 and 81 after entering the limit order, the execution price is likely to be 80.50. a) At or below 80.50 b) Any price above 80.50 c) Any price between 80.40 and 81 d) 80.50 Your answer is Incorrect Your answer is correct Explanation:Limit price: An order to buy a specified quantity of a security at or below a specified price, or an order to sell it at or above a specified price (called the limit price). This ensures that a person will never pay more for the futures contract than whatever price is set as his/her limit. 4 / 10 4. What is the term for an order that, if not executed during the day, the system automatically cancels at the end of the day? a) Day Order b) Good Till Cancelled order c) Stop Loss Order d) Immediate or Cancel Order (IOC) Your answer is Incorrect Your answer is correct Explanation:A day order is an order which is valid for the day on which it is entered. If the order is not executed during the day, the system cancels the order automatically at the end of the day. 5 / 10 5. If the one-year interest rate is 2% in the US and 10% in India, and the current USDINR spot rate is 64, which of the following could be approximately closest to the six-month futures rate of USDINR? a) 67.02 b) 65.74 c) 66.51 d) 67.89 Your answer is Incorrect Your answer is correct Explanation:The formula for Interest Rate Parity is :Future Rate = Spot Rate X (1 + Interest Rate of Quoted Currency) /( 1 + Interest Rate of Base Currency)= 64 X ( 1 + 0.1 ) / ( 1 + 0.02 )= 64 X ( 1.1 / 1.02)= 64 x 1.07843137= 69.0196So the interest cost is 69.0196 – 64 = 5.0196 for one yearFor six months it will be 5.0196 / 2 = 2.509So the six month future rate will be 64 + 2.509 = 66.51 6 / 10 6. Mr. Satish in India anticipates a 10% appreciation in international gold prices from USD 1200 per ounce to USD 1320 in the next six months. To capitalize on this view, he buys 30 grams of gold at Rs. 25000 per gram and simultaneously sells 15 lots of 6-month USDINR futures at 60. After six months, Mr. Satish sells the gold at Rs 28000 per gram and unwinds the currency futures at Rs 63. Assuming 1 ounce is equal to 3 grams, which of the following best describes the return for Mr. Satish and the hedging strategy that he has used? a) Negative returns, Short USDINR futures b) Negative returns, Long USDINR futures c) Positive returns, Long USDINR futures d) Positive returns, Short USDINR futures Your answer is Incorrect Your answer is correct Explanation:Mr. Satish has bought 30 grams gold at 25000 and sold at 28000The profit he has made = 28000 – 25000 x 30 = Rs 90000He has also sold 15 lots USDINR at 60 and covered back at 63. So he has made a loss here60 – 63 X 15 X 1000 (lot size)= -45000 LossNet Postion : 90000 Profit – 45000 Loss = 45000 Profit 7 / 10 7. Specify the lot size for EURINR futures contract. a) 1000 INR b) 1000 EUR c) 10000 EUR d) 100000 INR Your answer is Incorrect Your answer is correct Explanation:The lot size in the case of EURINR is EUR 1000In case of USDINR it is USD 1000; GBPINR it is GBP 1000; JPYINR it is JPY 100,000. 8 / 10 8. The prices of a commodity in the spot market were volatile due to which many traders were going bankrupt. In what way would the introduction of an organised futures market help the spot market of this commodity? a) When futures are introduced, it will lead to new entrepreneurial activity b) There will be increased volume in the spot market c) The risk will be transferred d) When futures are introduced, it will shift the speculative activities to a controlled environment which will have good risk management systems Your answer is Incorrect Your answer is correct Explanation:In the futures market, the entire risk is managed by the Clearing Corporation by effective margining systems etc. This will lead to controlled speculation and thus avert bankruptcies etc. 9 / 10 9. What perspective has been conveyed by an individual who sells GBPINR and simultaneously purchases EURINR in equal amounts? a) INR depreciation against GBP b) EUR depreciation against GBP c) EUR appreciation against GBP d) INR appreciation against GBP Your answer is Incorrect Your answer is correct Explanation:Selling GBPINR – view is weakening of GBP against INRBuying EURINR – view is strengthening of EUR against INRTaking a collective view – GBP weakening against EUR or EUR strengthening against GBP 10 / 10 10. How would a trader likely act on the belief that GBPINR will remain steady around 80.00 levels in the next month, considering a one-month GBPINR premium of 50 paise? Also, what could be the potential profit per GBP if this view materializes? a) Sell one month GBPINR futures, 50 paisa b) Buy one month GBPINR futures, 50 paisa c) Sell 3 month GBPINR futures, 150 paisa d) Buy 3 month GBPINR futures, 150 paisa Your answer is Incorrect Your answer is correct Explanation:He should sell one month futures at Rs 80.50 ( 80 + 0.50 premium)If the price remains stable, he will able to buy back the same at Rs 80 on settlement.(There is no premium on settlement). So he will earn a profit of 50 paisa x Lot sizeAs his view is for one month only, he should sell the one month. Your score is 0% Restart quiz Exit