Deutsche Bank quotes bid–ask rates of $1.3005/€ - $1.3007/€ and ¥104.30 - 104.40/$. What would be Deutsche Bank's direct asking price of yen per euro?
What will be an ideal response?
The direct asking price of yen per euro (¥/€) is the amount of yen that the bank charges someone who is buying euros with yen. The bank would want this to be the same as the price at which it sells dollars for yen (the bank's ask price) times the price at which it sells euros for dollars (also the bank's ask price). Thus, the asking price of yen per euro should be
(¥104.40/$) ($1.3007/€) = ¥135.79/€
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