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		<title>By: Marcus</title>
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		<description>Hi,

why do you speak of the futures market &quot;projecting&quot; or forecasting an exchange rate? 
Isn´t future´s pricing based on a simple arbitrage relationship involving interest rate differentials?
What I mean is, it seems as though you speak of futures conveying a certain market expectation. Is this valid?

Thanks
Marcus</description>
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<p>why do you speak of the futures market &#8220;projecting&#8221; or forecasting an exchange rate?<br />
Isn´t future´s pricing based on a simple arbitrage relationship involving interest rate differentials?<br />
What I mean is, it seems as though you speak of futures conveying a certain market expectation. Is this valid?</p>
<p>Thanks<br />
Marcus</p>
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