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QUESTION 1
(a) Determine the dollar cash flows to be received if Jones uses a money market hedge.(Assume
Jones does not have any cash on hand)
A money market hedge for a receivable involves borrowing the foreign currency today, converting it
to dollars, and using the future receivable to pay off the loan. Since Jones Corp. has no cash on hand,
we follow these steps:
Determine the amount to borrow in Euros:
Jones needs to borrow an amount that, with interest, will equal 1,000,000 Euros in one year. We use
the Eurozone borrowing rate (6%).
Convert the borrowed Euros to U.S. Dollars:
Use the current spot rate of $1.20.
943,396.23×1.20=$1,132,075.48
Invest the Dollars in the U.S. market:
Deposit the dollars at the U.S. deposit rate (8%) for one year.
$1,132,075.48×(1+0.08)=$1,222,641.52
Total Dollar Cash Flow (Money Market Hedge): $1,222,641.52