Multiple Choice
In the context of covered interest arbitrage,the spot-forward differential refers to the difference between:
A) the current interest rate and the interest rate at a specific date in the future.
B) the spot or current exchange rate of a currency and the forward or predetermined exchange rate of that currency at a specific date in the future.
C) the spot or current exchange rate of a currency and the to-be-determined exchange rate of that currency at a specific date in the future.
D) the total,combined current exchange rate plus the future exchange rate.
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