Market view and trading session 1000 words for the market view report 500 words for the summary of trading.

Assessment 1: Market view and trading session

Type: Report and summary

Weighting

Length

for the market view report

for the summary of trading.

Due date

There will be a 2-hour trading session run during the class in Week 6. After the trading session, students are required to submit their transaction log spreadsheet within 30 minutes. They also need to submit a market view report and a summary of trading which are due within 5 days after the trading session. When they submit their market view report and summary of trading, they are required to submit their transaction log spreadsheet again together with these two files.

Overview

Students will have access?to Refinitiv?Workspace. They will?use its apps to track live market data?and?conduct portfolio analysis. They will form their market view and do simulated trading accordingly.

The purpose of this assessment is to apply your knowledge learned in the class to participate in a simulated trading scenario with real life data from Refinitiv Workspace, which is a real-life financial and economic data platform that updates in real time. Students utilise this authentic data to create their market view and initiate their trades.

Assessment Criteria

This assessment will measure your ability to:

Research and gather relevant market and economic information to form their market view (15 marks)

Execute trades based on their market view and real-life market data. Then, summarise these trades (15 marks)

Learning Outcomes

The targeted Course Learning Outcomes for this assessment are:

CLO 1

Interpret the implications of globalisation from a finance perspective and identify various types of international Monetary systems.

CLO 2

Examine the structure and trends of the balance of payments (BoP).

CLO 3

Analyse important features of the foreign exchange markets, including international parity relationships, and apply approaches of forecasting exchange rates

The targeted Program Learning Outcomes for this assessment are:

PLO 1

Explain their role as a local, national and global citizen and be able to apply these perspectives in business contexts.

PLO 3

Analyse complex challenges and formulate innovative solutions in real-world contexts

PLO 4

• Reflect on and continuously progress their own professional development, enhancing their intellectual agility and adaptability as tools for success in ever-changing business contexts.
• PLO 5

Coherently articulate technical and conceptual business knowledge that is both contemporary and interdisciplinary.

This is an individual assessment task. The purpose of this assessment is to apply your knowledge learned in the class to participate in a simulated trading scenario with real life data. Students need to create their market view and initiate their trades.

There will be a 2-hour trading session run during the class in Week 6.  Before the trading session, students need to do research and form their market view.  During the trading session, students are required to trade based on market data and their market view. After the trading session, students are required to submit their transaction log spreadsheet within 30 minutes. They also need to submit a market view report and a summary of trading which are due within 5 days after the trading session. For example, if the trading session finishes at 2:30pm on Monday, the market view report and the summary of trading for this session are due by 2:30pm on Saturday of the same week. Trades implemented need to be consistent with the market view presented in the report. When they submit their market view report and summary of trading, they are required to submit their transaction log spreadsheet again together with these two files.

Citation and referencing should be provided where necessary. Students should follow the Harvard referencing style. Students are required to keep back-ups of all submitted work just in case any are lost.

Submission instructions

All submissions must be made electronically on Canvas to Turnitin, accompanied by a cover sheet. The submission should use?1.5 or 2.0 spacing and 12 point Times New Roman font.?

Referencing guidelines

Use

RMIT HarvardLinks to an external site.

referencing style for this assessment.

You must acknowledge all the courses of information you have used in your assessments.

Refer to the

RMIT Easy CiteLinks to an external site.

referencing tool to see examples and tips on how to reference in the appropriated style. You can also refer to the library referencing page for more tools such as EndNote, referencing tutorials and referencing guides for printing.

Academic integrity and plagiarism

Academic integrity is about honest presentation of your academic work. It means acknowledging the work of others while developing your own insights, knowledge and ideas.

You should take extreme care that you have:

Acknowledged words, data, diagrams, models, frameworks and/or ideas of others you have quoted (i.e. directly copied), summarised, paraphrased, discussed or mentioned in your assessment through the appropriate referencing methods

Provided a reference list of the publication details so your reader can locate the source if necessary. This includes material taken from Internet sites

If you do not acknowledge the sources of your material, you may be accused of plagiarism because you have passed off the work and ideas of another person without appropriate referencing, as if they were your own.

RMIT University treats plagiarism as a very serious offence constituting misconduct.

Plagiarism covers a variety of inappropriate behaviours, including:

Failure to properly document a source

Copyright material from the internet or databases

Collusion between students

For further information on our policies and procedures, please refer to the

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Assessment declaration

When you submit work electronically, you?agree to the?

assessment declaration.Links to an external site.

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You should submit your Market View Report and Summary of Trades as two
separate documents
Structure of the Market View Report
The market view report should include the following parts:
1. An executive summary providing a thorough overview of your report
2.
Market view for the 4 pairs of currencies AUD/USD, USD/JPY, EUR/USD and GBP/USD
In this section, you should outline and explain your market view for each of the four pair of
currencies, respectively. You should assume your investment horizon is 1 month. Your market view
needs to be justified by your analysis of data, news and any relevant information that will affect
exchange rates.
3.
Target portfolio and proposed trading strategies
In this section, you should provide your target portfolio – the portfolio allocation that you want to
achieve by trading these currencies. In addition, you should explain your trading strategies – how do
you plan to achieve your target portfolio? Your target portfolio and proposed trading strategies
should be consistent with your market view.
Structure of the Summary of Trading
Your summary of trading should include the following parts:
1.
Summary of transactions
In this section, you will list and explain your transactions. Whether your transactions are consistent
with your proposed trading strategies? Did you achieve your target portfolio? If not, can you provide
reasons? You should also evaluate the performance of your portfolio so far, for example, the
profits/loss so far and a comparison with a benchmark.
2.
Reflection
In this section, you should talk about how you can improve your trading strategy and what could you
have done better?
Note: After uploading your documents, you should open your uploaded files to double check if the
correct documents have been submitted.
Do not forget to provide data source and reference if you cite other people’s work.
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Market View and Trading Session (30%) requirements
Imagine that you are a front office FX trader. You are given an initial balance of
$USD 100,000,000 and 4 pairs of currencies to trade AUD/USD, USD/JPY,
EUR/USD and GBP/USD. You need to trade these 4 pairs of currencies during the
2-hour trading session in Week 6. Before the trading session, you need to do
research and form your market view. During the trading session, you are required
to trade based on market data and your market view. After the trading session,
you are required to submit your transaction log spreadsheet within 30 minutes.
you also need to submit a market view report and a summary of trading which are
due within 5 days after the trading session. For example, if a trading session
finishes at 12:30pm on Monday, the market view report and the summary of
trading for this session are due by 12:30pm on Saturday of the same week.
Trades implemented need to be consistent with the market view presented in the
report. When you submit your market view report and summary of trading, you
are required to submit your transaction log spreadsheet again together with these
two files.
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Market View and Trading Sessions (30%) requirements
(cont’d)
• 1. In the market view reports (1000 words), you need to state:
–
your market view for each currency pair, i.e., which currencies appreciate and
which depreciates, and why, assuming your investment horizon is one month;
–
what your target portfolio is – the portfolio allocation that you want to achieve by
trading these currencies;
–
what your trading strategies are – how do you plan to achieve your target
portfolio? (Your target portfolio and proposed trading strategies should be
consistent with your market view.)
• 2. In the summary of trading (500 words), you need to state:
– how you traded the four currency pairs by listing and explaining your transactions;
– whether your transactions were consistent with your proposed trading strategies;
– whether you achieved your target portfolio;
– the reasons if your transactions were inconsistent with your proposed trading
strategies or if you did not achieve your target portfolio;
– the performance of the portfolio so far, e.g. the profits/loss so far, comparison with a
benchmark portfolio;
– how you can improve your trading strategy and what you could have done better.
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Trading Session Time and Location
• In class in Week 6
• Time: your normal class time (the last 2 hours of the 3hour class)
• Location: your normal class room
• Duration: 2 hours
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What to bring to a dealing session –
Housekeeping issues
• You will need a laptop. The laptop should be able to connect to the Internet.
Please contact your lecturer ASAP if you do not have a laptop.
• Excel is required for the trading session so please install Excel on your
laptop.
• Refinitiv Workspace access is also required – invitations to access
Workspace will be sent to you soon
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Trading rules
• 1. Students can only trade during the 2-hour trading session in class.
• 2. Students will start with an equal weighted portfolio with $20 million USD in
each currency.
• 3. Minimum size of each transaction is 1,000,000 units of the relevant
currency (100,000,000 for JPY) and 10,000,000 units maximum per
transaction (1,000,000,000 for JPY)
• 4. Minimum 6 transactions during the trading session are required
• 5. WM Rates recorded in the excel spreadsheet and Workspace Portfolio
Analytics is not the benchmark rate but the daily fixed conversation rates.
• 6. Live market rates in Monitor app in Workspace are live exchange rates
which you will trade at.
• 7. Short selling is not allowed.
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To do list in the dealing session
1. Access Refinitiv Workspace and use its apps to track live exchange rates
and conduct portfolio analysis
2. Use Portfolio Analytics in Workspace to update WM rates
3. Use “Transaction Log” excel spreadsheet to record your transactions and
track your portfolio profit and loss after each transaction.
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1. Refinitiv Workspace – Access
• How to access to Refinitiv Workspace
– Using the following URL link: https://workspace.refinitiv.com/
There are three different
ways to access
workspace but desktop
access is recommended.
To use desktop access,
you will need to install
Workspace to your laptop
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1. Refinitiv Workspace – FX Monitoring (MON)
Type MON in
search box
Click on “Type to
add” to add rates
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1. Thomson Reuters Workspace – FX Monitoring (MON)
To save the FX Monitor screen from clicking on this
dropdown list, select Save As, name your Monitor and
then save.
Click + to add column
Type BID/ASK to add bid
and ask rate
Please note that
except USD/JPY,
USD is the terms
currency
In the RIC Column, type:
AUD=
for AUD/USD
GBP=
for GBP/USD
JPY=
for USD/JPY
EUR=
for EUR/USD
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2. Use “Transaction Log” excel spreadsheet
Perc: Indicating weight for
each pair of currency
• You can change the value in WHITE color/Underline Cell Only
• Do not delete GREY/OUTPUT Cell Information
WM Rate: Conversion Rate – Used to convert
your portfolio into the local currency.
1. Trading
Time:
Format
HH:MM
2. Currency: Select the following
currency: AUD for AUD/USD, JPY for
USD/JPY, EUR for EUR/USD and
GBP for GBP/USD
4. Amount to
B/S: Enter the
amount
associated
with the
commodity
you indicated.
Rate: Real time rate – You can find this
rate from FX Monitoring app (MON) in
Refinitiv Workspace
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3. Buy or Sell (B/S): From the
dropdown list – Select Buy for Buy
or Sell for Sell.
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2. Use “Transaction Log and Portfolio Profit and Loss”
excel spreadsheet
• Example 1:
• You are given $USD 100,000,000 to invest. You need to analyse the four
pairs of currencies: AUD/USD, USD/JPY, EUR/USD and GBP/USD.
Assumptions:
– You start with an equally weighted portfolio for the five currencies: 20% of
$USD 100,000,000 for each currency or $USD 20,000,000 each.
– Your analysis suggests that AUD is going to depreciate against the USD
and USD is going to depreciate against the JPY
– You decide to sell 1,000,000AUD for USD and use the proceed to buy
JPY.
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2. Use “Transaction Log and Portfolio Profit and Loss”
excel spreadsheet
• Step 1: Use FX Monitoring to identify the real time rate and timestamp
• Step 2: Record the transactions in the “transaction log” excel spreadsheet
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2. Use “Transaction Log and Portfolio Profit and Loss”
• You can change the value in WHITE color/Underline Cell Only
excel spreadsheet
• Do not delete GREY/OUTPUT Cell Information
The profit after these two
transactions is 0.04%
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2. Use “Transaction Log and Portfolio Profit and Loss”
excel spreadsheet
Example 2
• You are given $USD 100,000,000 to invest. You need to analyse the four
pairs of currencies: AUD/USD, USD/JPY, EUR/USD and GBP/USD.
Assumptions:
– You start with an equally weighted portfolio for the five currencies: 20% of
$USD 100,000,000 for each currency or $USD 20,000,000 each.
– Your analysis suggests that EUR is going to depreciate against the USD
and USD is going to depreciate against the GBP
– You decide to sell 1,000,000 EUR for USD and use the proceed to buy
GBP.
• You want to sell EUR 1,000,000 (i.e. buy USD) and use the equivalent
amount in USD to buy GBP.
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2. Use “Transaction Log and Portfolio Profit and Loss”
excel spreadsheet
• Step 1: Use FX Monitoring to identify the real time rate and timestamp
• Step 2: Record the transactions in the “transaction log and portfolio profit and
loss” excel spreadsheet
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2. Use “Transaction Log and Portfolio Profit and Loss”
excel spreadsheet
• You can change the value in WHITE color/Underline Cell Only
• Do not delete GREY/OUTPUT Cell Information
The profit after these two
transactions is 0.06%
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3. Refinitiv Workspace – Upload a portfolio using
Portfolio Analytics (PORT)
Type PORT in the search box to open
Portfolio Analytics
Note: If you type PORT in the search box
and cannot open Portfolio Analytics, please
type Portfolio Analytics.
1. Click
here to
open the
portfolio
manager
2. Click Create New to create a
new portfolio
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3. Refinitiv Workspace – Upload a portfolio using
Portfolios and Lists
Name your portfolio
Please
ignore
Value in local
currency
(Colum N in the
spreadsheet
1. Enter Symbol and Units/PAR for the four pairs of currencies and
their units. Note that you need to enter Symbol and the Units/PAR at
the same time.
.ONEAUD for AUD/USD and enter the closing amount in the
units/PAR. NOTE, the closing amount is in Column N in the excel
spreadsheet.
.ONEUKP for GBP/USD and enter the closing amount in the
units/PAR.
.ONEJPY for JPY/USD and enter the closing amount in the
units/PAR.
.ONEEUR for EUR/USD and enter the closing amount in the
units/PAR.
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3. Refinitiv Workspace – Upload a portfolio using
Portfolios and Lists
The closing amount is in Column N in the excel spreadsheet. Use this for
your Units/PAR in portfolio analytics
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Additional resources from Refinitiv Workspace – For Your
Research and Conduct Portfolio Analysis
• Economic Indicators App (EM): gives you comprehensive real-time economic
data coverage to help you see what is affecting the markets and impacting
your trading and investment day.
To open “Economic Monitor” App, type
Economic Monitor
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Economic Indicators (EM)
Select
countries for
your
analysis
Change the date of the
search
Click update to update
your data
Economic releases are
shown in orange
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Shockwave
icons appear
against
economic
surprises
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Economic Indicators Polls
• Economic Indicators Polls: View a detailed breakdown of Reuters Polls for an
array of real time economic indicators. The app also provides several longer
term economic outlooks for several key indicators across the G20.
To open “Economic Polls” App, type ECOP
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Economic Indicators Polls
Select the country
Select the indicator
These charts
compare the
consensus
estimates vs the
Actual vs the
Smart Estimate
over time
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Foreign Exchange Market Guide App (FXG)
• This app provides overview of the foreign exchange market
To open “Foreign Exchange Market Guide” App, type FXG
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Foreign Exchange Market Guide App for each currency
Search AUD= FXG for the overview of AUD in the FXG app
Search JPY= FXG for the overview of JPY in the FXG app
Search EUR= FXG for the overview of EUR in the FXG app
Search GBP= FXG for the overview of GBP in the FXG app
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Download historical exchange rates in Refinitiv
Workspace
• Using the following URL link to download the Workspace Desktop version:
https://workspace.refinitiv.com/
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Download historical exchange rates in Refinitiv
Workspace
• After you install Workspace, open your excel and you will see the tab that
shows “Refinitiv”
Click Sign in to
Sign In to
Workspace from
Excel
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Download historical exchange rates in Refinitiv Eikon
3. Type the following:
AUD= for AUD/USD
EUR= for EUR/USD
GBP= for GBP/USD
JPY= for USD/JPY
1. Select Build Formula then a
workspace window will pop up
2. Click on this icon
on the workspace
window for time
series data
4. Select
Interval for
your data:
Tick, Minute,
5 Minute, 10
Minute, Daily,
Weekly,
Monthly…..
5. Choose the data you
need
6. Go to
Parameters &
Quick
Functions to
select Start
Date and End
Date
7. To download the
data, click “Insert”
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NOTE:
WHITE color/Underline cell for
INPUT, GREY color cell for OUTPUT
For dropdown list. Please do not
delete
AUD/USD
USD/JPY
EUR/USD
GBP/USD
Trading Date
Buy
Sell
Sum (100%)
Transact Trading Currency Pair
ion No. Time
(Commodity/Term)
(Dropdown List)
1
1:32pm
USD/JPY
2
1:47pm
GBP/USD
3
2:00pm
EUR/USD
4
2:13pm
AUD/USD
5
2:27pm
USD/JPY
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7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
2:36pm
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EUR/USD
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16
17
18
19
20
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Opening Position
Perc
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
100%
Value in USD
USD 20,000,000.00
USD 20,000,000.00
USD 20,000,000.00
USD 20,000,000.00
USD 20,000,000.00
USD 100,000,000.00
Rate
Buy or Sell (B/S)
(Commodity/Term) (Dropdown List)
Yesterday’s WM Rate
USD/USD
1
AUD/USD
0.67
USD/JPY
100
EUR/USD
1.11
GBP/USD
1.31
Amount to B/S in Commodity
Currency
145.19
Sell
8,500,000.00
USD
1.307
Sell
9,000,000.00
GBP
1.114
Buy
10,559,246.00
EUR
0.674
Sell
7,000,000.00
AUD
145.31
Sell
4,718,000.00
USD
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1.1148
Buy
7,500,000.00
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EUR
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Position
According to Yesterday’s
Value in Local Currency
USD 20,000,000.00
AUD 29,850,746.27
JPY 2,000,000,000.00
EUR 18,018,018.02
GBP 15,267,175.57
Local Currency
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
Amount to B/S in Term Currency
1,234,115,000.00
JPY
11,763,000.00
USD
11,763,000.04
USD
4,718,000.00
USD
685,572,580.00
JPY
Value in Local Currency
USD 3,138,999.96
AUD 22,850,746.27
JPY 3,919,687,580.00
EUR 36,077,264.02
GBP 6,267,175.57
Yesterday’s WM Rate
USD/USD
AUD/USD
USD/JPY
EUR/USD
GBP/USD
Portfolio in Local Currency
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
11,500,000.00
29,850,746.27
3,234,115,000.00
18,018,018.02
15,267,175.57
23,263,000.00
29,850,746.27
3,234,115,000.00
18,018,018.02
6,267,175.57
11,499,999.96
29,850,746.27
3,234,115,000.00
28,577,264.02
6,267,175.57
16,217,999.96
22,850,746.27
3,234,115,000.00
28,577,264.02
6,267,175.57
11,499,999.96
22,850,746.27
3,919,687,580.00
28,577,264.02
6,267,175.57
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8,361,000.00
USD
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
USD
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3,138,999.96
22,850,746.27
3,919,687,580.00
36,077,264.02
6,267,175.57
3,138,999.96
22,850,746.27
3,919,687,580.00
36,077,264.02
6,267,175.57
3,138,999.96
22,850,746.27
3,919,687,580.00
36,077,264.02
6,267,175.57
3,138,999.96
22,850,746.27
3,919,687,580.00
36,077,264.02
6,267,175.57
3,138,999.96
22,850,746.27
3,919,687,580.00
36,077,264.02
6,267,175.57
3,138,999.96
22,850,746.27
3,919,687,580.00
36,077,264.02
6,267,175.57
3,138,999.96
22,850,746.27
3,919,687,580.00
36,077,264.02
6,267,175.57
3,138,999.96
22,850,746.27
3,919,687,580.00
36,077,264.02
6,267,175.57
3,138,999.96
22,850,746.27
3,919,687,580.00
36,077,264.02
6,267,175.57
3,138,999.96
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AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
USD
AUD
JPY
EUR
GBP
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22,850,746.27
3,919,687,580.00
36,077,264.02
6,267,175.57
3,138,999.96
22,850,746.27
3,919,687,580.00
36,077,264.02
6,267,175.57
3,138,999.96
22,850,746.27
3,919,687,580.00
36,077,264.02
6,267,175.57
3,138,999.96
22,850,746.27
3,919,687,580.00
36,077,264.02
6,267,175.57
3,138,999.96
22,850,746.27
3,919,687,580.00
36,077,264.02
6,267,175.57
3,138,999.96
22,850,746.27
3,919,687,580.00
36,077,264.02
6,267,175.57
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Closing Position
According to Yesterday’s WM Rate
Value in USD
Yesterday’s WM Rate
1
USD 3,138,999.96
0.67
USD 15,310,000.00
100
USD 39,196,875.80
1.11
USD 40,045,763.06
1.31
USD 8,210,000.00
PORTFOLIO VALUE USD 105,901,638.82
PORTFOLIO RETURN 5.90164%
According to today’s WM Rate
USD/USD
AUD/USD
USD/JPY
EUR/USD
GBP/USD
Today’s WM Rate
1
0.821
103
1.154
1.268
PORTFOLIO VALUE
PORTFOLIO RETURN
Portfolio in USD
(based on Yesterday
WM/Reuters Rate)
Total Portfolio Value in Perc Return (%)
USD (based on
(based on Yesterday
Yesterday WM/Reuters WM/Reuters Rate)
Rate)
USD 11,500,000.00
USD 20,000,000.00
USD 32,341,150.00
USD 20,000,000.00
USD 20,000,000.00
USD 23,263,000.00
USD 20,000,000.00
USD 32,341,150.00
USD 20,000,000.00
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 11,499,999.96
USD 20,000,000.00
USD 32,341,150.00
USD 31,720,763.06
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 16,217,999.96
USD 15,310,000.00
USD 32,341,150.00
USD 31,720,763.06
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 11,499,999.96
USD 15,310,000.00
USD 39,196,875.80
USD 31,720,763.06
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 103,841,150.00
3.84115%
USD 103,814,150.00
3.81415%
USD 103,771,913.02
3.77191%
USD 103,799,913.02
3.79991%
USD 105,937,638.82
5.93764%
RMIT Classification: Trusted
USD 3,138,999.96
USD 15,310,000.00
USD 39,196,875.80
USD 40,045,763.06
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 3,138,999.96
USD 15,310,000.00
USD 39,196,875.80
USD 40,045,763.06
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 3,138,999.96
USD 15,310,000.00
USD 39,196,875.80
USD 40,045,763.06
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 3,138,999.96
USD 15,310,000.00
USD 39,196,875.80
USD 40,045,763.06
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 3,138,999.96
USD 15,310,000.00
USD 39,196,875.80
USD 40,045,763.06
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 3,138,999.96
USD 15,310,000.00
USD 39,196,875.80
USD 40,045,763.06
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 3,138,999.96
USD 15,310,000.00
USD 39,196,875.80
USD 40,045,763.06
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 3,138,999.96
USD 15,310,000.00
USD 39,196,875.80
USD 40,045,763.06
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 3,138,999.96
USD 15,310,000.00
USD 39,196,875.80
USD 40,045,763.06
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 3,138,999.96
USD 105,901,638.82
5.90164%
USD 105,901,638.82
5.90164%
USD 105,901,638.82
5.90164%
USD 105,901,638.82
5.90164%
USD 105,901,638.82
5.90164%
USD 105,901,638.82
5.90164%
USD 105,901,638.82
5.90164%
USD 105,901,638.82
5.90164%
USD 105,901,638.82
5.90164%
USD 105,901,638.82
5.90164%
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RMIT Classification: Trusted
USD 15,310,000.00
USD 39,196,875.80
USD 40,045,763.06
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 3,138,999.96
USD 15,310,000.00
USD 39,196,875.80
USD 40,045,763.06
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 3,138,999.96
USD 15,310,000.00
USD 39,196,875.80
USD 40,045,763.06
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 3,138,999.96
USD 15,310,000.00
USD 39,196,875.80
USD 40,045,763.06
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 3,138,999.96
USD 15,310,000.00
USD 39,196,875.80
USD 40,045,763.06
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 3,138,999.96
USD 15,310,000.00
USD 39,196,875.80
USD 40,045,763.06
USD 8,210,000.00
USD 105,901,638.82
5.90164%
USD 105,901,638.82
5.90164%
USD 105,901,638.82
5.90164%
USD 105,901,638.82
5.90164%
USD 105,901,638.82
5.90164%
USD 105,901,638.82
5.90164%
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RMIT Classification: Trusted
ding to today’s WM Rate
Value in USD
USD 3,138,999.96
USD 18,760,462.69
USD 38,055,219.22
USD 41,633,162.68
USD 7,946,778.63
USD 109,534,623.17
9.53462%
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RMIT Classification: Trusted
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RMIT Classification: Trusted
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