Is cross currency spread the risk between any domestic/foreign currency pair alone or can it be construed as the rate of return when you hold a currency pair?
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When I borrow in a cheaper currency and invest in a higher interest paying currency, will the cross currency spread explain the profit/loss that I will be making in the future? Because normally the instance where I have come across cross currency spread in my work is when I am trying to value a cross currency swap. So for instance, if it's a USD/GBP swap, the GBP discount curve would be a cross currency adjusted discount curve. But when I thought more about it, I am expecting this cross currency spread should explain the interest rate differential (intuitively) as well.
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Answer:
This is a good intro: http://www.slideshare.net/wbroenni/cross-currency-swaps-an-introduction
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