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This is the repo rate. You multiply the Purchase Price by this rate, apply the relevant day count, and the result — the Price Differential — is the uplift that the Buyer expects over the life of the Transaction. This is made flesh in the Repurchase Price, which is the original Purchase Price plus the Price Differential.

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	[[Pricing Rate - GMRA Provision\|This]] is the repo rate. You multiply the {{gmraprov\|Purchase Price}} by this rate, apply the relevant [[day count\|day count ~~fraction~~]], and the result — the {{gmraprov\|Price Differential}} — is the uplift that the {{gmraprov\|Buyer}} expects over the life of the {{gmraprov\|Transaction}}. This is made flesh in the {{gmraprov\|Repurchase Price}}, which is the original {{gmraprov\|Purchase Price}} ''plus'' the {{gmraprov\|Price Differential}}.		[[Pricing Rate - GMRA Provision\|This]] is the repo rate. You multiply the {{gmraprov\|Purchase Price}} by this rate, apply the relevant [[day count fraction\|day count]], and the result — the {{gmraprov\|Price Differential}} — is the uplift that the {{gmraprov\|Buyer}} expects over the life of the {{gmraprov\|Transaction}}. This is made flesh in the {{gmraprov\|Repurchase Price}}, which is the original {{gmraprov\|Purchase Price}} ''plus'' the {{gmraprov\|Price Differential}}.