Spot rate: Difference between revisions

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In interest rate markets, the Zero coupon rate.
In foreign exchange markets, the foreign exchange rate for a transaction to be settled on the 'spot' date, normally two days after date after the deal date.

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	#In interest rate markets, the Zero coupon rate.		#In interest rate markets, the Zero coupon rate.
	#In foreign exchange markets, the foreign exchange rate for a transaction to be settled at the ~~earliest possible~~ date after the deal date.		#In foreign exchange markets, the foreign exchange rate for a transaction to be settled on the 'spot' date, normally two days after date after the deal date.