Implied Rate
An interest rate that is determined by the difference between the spot rate and the forward/futures rate. The degree of relative costliness of a future rate can be assessed by comparing the implied rate with the spot rate.
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For example, if the present spot rate of LIBOR is 5% and the forward rate for LIBOR is 6%, the implied rate is 1%. This situation merits the impression that the future rate for borrowing will be more expensive. Related Terms:
Forward Rate
Interest Rate
London Interbank Offered Rate - LIBOR
Spot Price
Spot Rate |