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Positive carry
A "positive carry" describes a situation where the Return derived from holding a Position in relation to an asset (E.g. bonds, commodities, …) exceeds the Cost of financing it. A positive carry can sometimes be gained from borrowing in one currency, converting proceeds in a second currency to lend in that second currency. The opposite is called "negative carry".
Positive carry
A "positive carry" describes a situation where the Return derived from holding a Position in relation to an asset (E.g. bonds, commodities, …) exceeds the Cost of financing it. A positive carry can sometimes be gained from borrowing in one currency, converting proceeds in a second currency to lend in that second currency. The opposite is called "negative carry".
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