The spot rate in currency exchange refers to the current
market price for exchanging one currency for another, for immediate delivery. It is the price at which a person can buy or sell a currency on the spot, typically settled within two business days after the transaction date.
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InfinityRider
Wed Jan 22 2025
Currency exchange involves the continuous fluctuation of the spot rate.
Michele
Wed Jan 22 2025
The spot rate is not static but constantly changes.
Leonardo
Wed Jan 22 2025
For bonds and other fixed-income securities, the spot rate serves a different purpose.
EchoWave
Wed Jan 22 2025
The yield curve is a crucial tool in fixed-income investment analysis.