A financial future is a contract to buy or sell certain forms of money at a specified date ______.A.with spot rateB.with forward rateC.at the market priceD.at the price fixed at the time of the deal

A financial future is a contract to buy or sell certain forms of money at a specified date ______.

A.with spot rate

B.with forward rate

C.at the market price

D.at the price fixed at the time of the deal


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听力原文:In foreign exchange transactions, a forward purchase is an undertaking to buy a particular amount of foreign currency for delivery and settlement of a future date.(7)A.A forward transaction is done on a future date.B.A forward purchase is to buy foreign currency in future.C.A forward purchase is to buy a foreign currency with settlement on a future date.D.A forward transaction is to buy a foreign currency on future date.

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听力原文:Typical foreign exchange transactions involve trades of one currency for another in the spot or cash market, or forward transactions.(3)A.Forward transactions is not of typical foreign exchange transactions.B.Typical foreign exchange transactions occur in the spot or cash market.C.Forward transactions don't occur in the spot or cash market.D.Typical foreign exchange transactions occur only in the spot market.

听力原文:Theoretically, the forward price for a currency can be identical with the spot price. However, it in practice is almost always either higher or lower than the spot price.(6)A.The forward price for a currency is always the same with the spot price.B.The forward price for a currency is always different from the spot price.C.Theoretically, the forward price is almost always either higher or lower than the spot price.D.Theoretically, the forward price for a currency is always the same with the spot price.

短文理解听力原文: Spot transaction means the actual and variable amount of the currency of one country which at any given time, can be bought for a fixed sum in the currency of another country. It is a term meaning that these transactions are settled on the second working day from the date of the deal. For example, you buy $ 5,000.00 US dollars on October 10th( say Wednesday) , the purchased US dollars will value on October 12th.21. What does spot transaction mean?22.When are the spot transaction settled?23.What's the value date for purchase of $ 5,000.00 US dollars in the passage?(21)A.It means that at any time you can buy currency of one country for another currency.B.It means that the actual and variable amount of one currency can be bought for a fixed sum in another currency at any given time.C.It means that any kind of currency can be bought at any time for another currency.D.It means that the actual and fixed amount of the currency of one country at any time can be bought for a variable sum in the currency of another currency.

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