Swap Rates

Discover the latest Swap Rates offered by ScoreCM for various financial instruments. Swap Rates, also known as overnight financing fees, are the interest rate differentials applied to positions held open overnight. They can be either positive or negative, depending on the direction of your trade and the prevailing interest rates. Stay informed about Swap Rates to optimize your trading strategy and manage your positions effectively.
Discover Swap Rates for Different Markets
Symbol
Short Position
Long Position
BTCUSD
0
-10% Annu.
LTCUSD
0
-10% Annu.
ETHUSD
0
-10% Annu.
BTCHUSD
0
-10% Annu.
XRPUSD
0
-10% Annu.
Symbol
Short Position
Long Position
BTCUSD
0
-10% Annu.
LTCUSD
0
-10% Annu.
ETHUSD
0
-10% Annu.
BTCHUSD
0
-10% Annu.
XRPUSD
0
-10% Annu.
Symbol
Short Position
Long Position
BTCUSD
0
-10% Annu.
LTCUSD
0
-10% Annu.
ETHUSD
0
-10% Annu.
BTCHUSD
0
-10% Annu.
XRPUSD
0
-10% Annu.
Symbol
Short Position
Long Position
BTCUSD
0
-10% Annu.
LTCUSD
0
-10% Annu.
ETHUSD
0
-10% Annu.
BTCHUSD
0
-10% Annu.
XRPUSD
0
-10% Annu.
Symbol
Short Position
Long Position
BTCUSD
0
-10% Annu.
LTCUSD
0
-10% Annu.
ETHUSD
0
-10% Annu.
BTCHUSD
0
-10% Annu.
XRPUSD
0
-10% Annu.
Symbol
Short Position
Long Position
BTCUSD
0
-10% Annu.
LTCUSD
0
-10% Annu.
ETHUSD
0
-10% Annu.
BTCHUSD
0
-10% Annu.
XRPUSD
0
-10% Annu.
Swap Rates in the Financial Landscape
  • Different Types of Swap Rates
    Explore the various types of swap rates available in the market, each with unique characteristics and purposes.
  • Factors Effecting Swap Rates
    Gain insights into the key factors that impact the movement and fluctuations of swap rates, allowing you to make informed decisions.
  • Swap Rates in Financial Markets
    Discover the diverse applications of swap rates in various financial strategies and risk management practices.
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Swap Rates FAQs

Swap agreements offer several benefits for various market participants:

  • Hedging Interest Rate Risk:  Companies or investors can use swaps to manage their exposure to interest rate fluctuations. For example, a company with a variable-rate loan can enter an interest rate swap to fix their interest payments and protect themselves from rising interest rates.
  • Speculation on Interest Rates:  Some market participants use swaps to speculate on future interest rate movements. They can enter into swaps based on their expectations, potentially profiting if their predictions are accurate.
  • Accessing Different Markets: Swaps can allow access to markets or currencies that might be otherwise inaccessible, offering diversification opportunities for investors.

Swap rates are not directly quoted but are derived from other market interest rates. They are typically priced based on the following factors:

  • Risk-free interest rate: Often reflected by the yield on government bonds of comparable maturity.
  • Creditworthiness of the counterparty: The higher the perceived risk of the counterparty defaulting, the higher the swap rate will be.
  • Supply and demand: The market forces of supply and demand for specific swap agreements can also influence the pricing.

Swap rates are applied in various scenarios depending on the duration of your position and the specific policies of the trading platform or financial institution involved.

  • Overnight Position: If you maintain a swap position beyond the daily settlement period, an overnight interest rate will be applied to your position.
  • Daily Basis: Holding a swap position overnight will result in the calculation of overnight interest based on the prevailing swap rate for that particular day.
  • Server Time: At scorecm.com, Swap rates are processed daily at 00:00 Server Time. This means that any changes or updates to swap rates will occur at the beginning of the server day, affecting positions accordingly.
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