Exam 13: Financial Futures Markets
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The initial margin of a futures contract is typically between ____ percent of a futures contract's full value.
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_________ take positions in financial futures to reduce their exposure to future movements in interest rates or stock prices; ________ commonly take the opposite position and thus serve as counterparties on many transactions.
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Speculators in futures contracts that normally maintain their futures positions for extended periods of time (such as weeks or months)are referred to as
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Financial futures contracts on stock indexes are referred to as interest rate futures.
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Since stock index futures prices are primarily driven by movements in the corresponding stock indexes, participants in stock index futures monitor indicators that may signal changes in the stock indexes.
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A(n)____ is a standardized agreement to deliver or receive a specified amount of a specified financial instrument at a specified price and date.
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Settlement of stock index futures contracts occurs through delivery of the underlying securities.
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Cross-hedging with Treasury bond futures is primarily intended to protect against credit (default)risk of securities.
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Assume that a T-bill futures contract with a face value of $1 million is purchased at a price of $95.00 per $100 face value. At settlement, the price of T-bills is $95.50. What is the difference between the selling and purchase price of the futures contract?
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___________ involves the buying or selling of stock index futures with a simultaneous opposite position in the stocks that the index comprises.
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Assume that a bank obtains most of its funds from large CDs with a five-year maturity. Its assets are in the form of loans with rates that adjust every six months. The bank would be ____ affected if interest rates decline. To partially hedge its position, it could ____ interest rate futures contracts.
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The actions of numerous institutional investors to sell stock index futures instead of selling stocks to prepare for a market decline would likely cause the index futures price to be
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If speculators believe interest rates will ____, they would consider ____ a T-bill futures contract today.
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Companies with international trade can hedge ____ by ____ currency futures.
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If there are ____ traders with buy offers than sell offers for a particular contract, the futures price will ____ until this imbalance is removed.
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Dynamic asset allocation involves the switching between risky and low-risk investments by institutional investors over time in response to changing expectations.
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Speculators who normally close out their futures positions on the same day that the positions were initiated are referred to as
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