Problem:

On the 15th of May 2013 you enter a Forward  Rate Agreement (FRA)  to borrow on the 15th of September 2013 $1'000'000 for 8 months at a fixed annualized interest rate of 5% (for a FRA  with a contract length of 8 months the compounding  frequency  is 1.5 times c.p.a.). Suppose the following bonds are traded in the market on the 15th of August 2013:

• 1-month zero coupon with $1000 face value currently trades for $996.672
• 3-month zero coupon bond with $1000 face value currently trades for $989.555
• 1-year 10% semi-annual coupon bond with $1000 face value currently trades for $1051.706
• 1-year 16% quarterly coupon bond with $1000 face value currently trades for $1110.628 
• 1-year 4% quarterly coupon bond with $1000 face value currently trades for $993.938

x% semi-annual coupon means $1000 x%/2 coupon payments every 6 months

x% quarterly coupon means $1000 x%/4 coupon payments every 3 months

What is the value of the FRA for you as a borrower on the 15th of August 2013?

Additional Information:

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