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If a consumption asset's futures price is observed to be significantly lower than the upper bound defined by S_0 e^(r+u)T, how is the difference interpreted in the cost-of-carry model?

  1. As an indication that the market is in contango.
  2. As a positive convenience yield (y) reflecting the benefit of physical possession.
  3. As a risk-free arbitrage opportunity known as reverse cash-and-carry.
  4. As a signal that storage costs are actually negative.

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