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Sure, but that's not necessarily a useful way of looking at the overnight rate in this case. Annualized interest rates are useful when you're looking at the va
by cperciva 6y ago
Sure, but that's not necessarily a useful way of looking at the overnight rate in this case. Annualized interest rates are useful when you're looking at the value of an investment changing over time; but in this case the nature of the investment is changing -- because the critical property "can be delivered to close a contract today" is satisfied by today-lira but is not satisfied by tomorrow-lira.
- phyalow 6y agoUh, all interest rates are quoted annualised, thats to make them directly comparable... to get the notional change just divide it by (365/tenor). Your other points are flatly nonsensical.