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The interest rate option is an options contract in which a fixed rate of interest is paid at a specified price and future date. They are also called debt options or fixed income options.
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When a transaction is sped up, it is referred to as a “lead,” while transactions that are slowed down are called “lags.” Whether or not one of these situations occurs will depend on expectations for an increase or decrease in interest rates.
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Forex traders often look for market conditions which out out of equilibrium, for example interest rates are high in value but the spot rate is low. This conditions generally present attractive trading opportunities but when there is Covered Interest Rate Parity, this type of opportunity does not exist.
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A trader using a Carry Grid approach will look to buy high yielding currencies against those with lower interest rates. These positions are generally long term in nature, so that interest rate gains are given the chance to accumulate.
