Record spots dislocation in covered interest rate parity

Currencies in the balance

UK-based Record Currency Management is seeking to help investors profit from a dislocation in the covered interest rate parity, a condition in which the interest rates and the spot and forward currency values of two countries are normally equivalent, meaning there are no risk-free arbitrage opportunities between the two currencies.

Record has noticed a dislocation occurring in a number of currency pairs, with majors including the US dollar, euro, sterling and the Swiss franc.

“In a low-yield

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