medium · FRM Part 1 Financial Markets and Products
In the context of covered interest parity, what does the term 'cost of carry' represent for a foreign currency?
- The expected appreciation or depreciation of the exchange rate.
- The domestic financing cost minus the foreign interest income.
- The physical storage and insurance costs of the currency.
- The transaction fees and bid-ask spreads charged by FX dealers.
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