feat(fx): add TN (Tom-Next) period and near_date API for FX swap legs

[thejerwang]

Closes #67

Summary

• Adds Period::TN (Tom-Next) to the Period enum with correct settlement date logic (far leg = spot date for T+2 pairs)
• Adds Period::near_date() API so callers can obtain both legs of an ON/TN/SN FX swap for per-leg pricing
• Documents Bloomberg ON/TN/SN conventions (swap pts vs outright, near/far leg structure)
• Adds ON pre-spot quote to sample forward helper with negative outright pts

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[thejerwang]

@claude can you consider the cut off time and some pairs have T+1 as spot like USDCAD

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T+1 Spot Pair Support + Cut-off Time Docs — Done

• Read current period.rs and forwardpoints.rs implementations
• Add spot_lag parameter to Period::settlement_date and Period::near_date
• Update FXForwardHelper to carry spot_lag and pass it through get_forward
• Update all existing callers to pass spot_lag = 2
• Add USDCAD (T+1) tests for settlement_date and near_date
• Document cut-off time conventions
• Push changes

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What was changed

src/time/period.rs

• Added a SpotLag = i64 type alias with a documentation table covering which pairs use T+1 vs T+2, and a note on intra-day cut-off times (USDCAD noon New York, USDRUB 12:30 Moscow). Callers must pre-adjust valuation_date after the cut-off — the library operates on dates only.
• settlement_date and near_date now take an explicit spot_lag: SpotLag parameter. The spot base calculation (_ => valuation_date + spot_offset) uses the lag instead of the hardcoded TWO_DAYS, so all tenors (SPOT, SN, 1W, 1M, …) shift correctly for T+1 pairs.
• Added two new tests:
  • test_settlement_date_usdcad — verifies ON/TN/SN/SPOT/1W far-leg dates for a T+1 pair (US+Canada joint calendar)
  • test_near_date_usdcad — verifies ON/TN/SN near-leg dates for a T+1 pair

src/markets/forex/quotes/forwardpoints.rs

• FXForwardHelper gains a pub spot_lag: SpotLag field.
• new() defaults to spot_lag = 2 (backwards-compatible).
• New with_spot_lag(valuation_date, spot_ref, spot_lag, quotes) constructor for T+1 pairs.
• get_forward passes self.spot_lag to settlement_date.

Settlement convention summary

Pair type	spot_lag	ON far	TN far	SPOT	SN near	SN far
Standard (EURUSD, GBPUSD, …)	2	T+1	T+2=spot	T+2	T+2	T+3
T+1 (USDCAD, USDTRY, …)	1	T+1=spot	T+2	T+1	T+1=spot	T+2

Cut-off times: For T+1 pairs such as USDCAD (noon New York), if pricing after the cut-off, pass valuation_date + 1 business day to settlement_date / near_date.
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[thejerwang]

@claude can we not have those setting on underlying of definition of spot. And we really should try to interpret market data based on underlying setting of cutoff time and time of market data. Don't feel pass another argument in it's a good solution

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Refactoring spot_lag into currency pair underlying — Done

• Read request and gather context
• Read current code (period.rs, forwardpoints.rs, basic.rs)
• Refactor period.rs: public API loses spot_lag, internals become pub(crate) settlement_date_with_lag
• Refactor forwardpoints.rs: spot_lag field private, with_spot_lag becomes pub(crate)
• Add FXUnderlying::settlement_date, near_date, cutoff_utc, effective_valuation_date, forward_helper
• Move USDCAD tests to basic.rs, update T+2 tests to drop spot_lag arg
• Push changes

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What changed

Period::settlement_date / near_date — the spot_lag argument is gone. Both methods now default to T+2 (standard convention). The lag-aware internals (settlement_date_with_lag, near_date_with_lag) are pub(crate) so FXUnderlying and FXForwardHelper can use them without polluting the public API.

FXUnderlying now owns all pair-specific conventions:

Method	Purpose
settlement_date(period, valuation_date)	Far-leg date using self.settles() — no lag needed by caller
near_date(period, valuation_date)	Near-leg date for ON/TN/SN using the pair's convention
cutoff_utc()	UTC cut-off time (USDCAD: 17:00 noon NY; all others: 22:00 London close)
effective_valuation_date(date, time)	Returns next bday when market data arrives after the cut-off
forward_helper(date, spot, quotes)	Builds FXForwardHelper with the pair's lag embedded

FXForwardHelper — spot_lag is now a private field; with_spot_lag is pub(crate). Callers should use FXUnderlying::forward_helper instead of constructing helpers directly for non-standard pairs.

Usage example (USDCAD):

let underlying = FXUnderlying::USDCAD;
// Interpret market data timestamp against cut-off
let val_date = underlying.effective_valuation_date(today, market_data_utc_time);
// Settlement dates use T+1 automatically — no spot_lag argument needed
let spot = underlying.settlement_date(Period::SPOT, val_date)?;  // T+1
let near = underlying.near_date(Period::TN, val_date)?;          // Some(T+1)
// Build helper with correct convention baked in
let helper = underlying.forward_helper(val_date, spot_ref, quotes);

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[thejerwang]

@claude can you add more pairs settings of cutoff time and spot date

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Adding More FX Pair Cutoff & Spot Lag Settings

• Read current FXUnderlying implementation
• Research standard FX pair conventions (T+1 pairs, cutoff times)
• Add T+1 pairs and cutoff configurations
• Add tests for new pairs
• Commit and push

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Added 13 new pairs to FXUnderlying with their settlement and cut-off conventions encoded on the enum — callers use FXUnderlying::settlement_date, near_date, and effective_valuation_date without ever supplying a lag or cut-off manually.

New pairs

Pair	Spot lag	Cut-off (UTC)	Note
USDMXN	T+1	17:00	noon New York (same as USDCAD)
USDTRY	T+1	09:00	noon Istanbul (UTC+3)
USDRUB	T+1	09:30	12:30 Moscow (UTC+3)
AUDUSD	T+2	22:00	standard London close
NZDUSD	T+2	22:00	standard London close
USDCHF	T+2	22:00	standard London close
USDNOK	T+2	22:00	standard London close
USDSEK	T+2	22:00	standard London close
EURJPY	T+2	22:00	100 fwd-pts converter
EURCHF	T+2	22:00	standard
EURNOK	T+2	22:00	standard
EURSEK	T+2	22:00	standard

What changed in basic.rs

• Imports: added Australia, Mexico, NewZealand, Norway, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey calendars
• currency_to_country: extended match to cover AUD, NZD, CHF, NOK, SEK, MXN, TRY, RUB
• settles(): USDMXN, USDTRY, USDRUB join USDCAD as T+1
• cutoff_utc(): USDMXN shares USDCAD's noon-NY cutoff; USDTRY 09:00 UTC; USDRUB 09:30 UTC; all others 22:00 UTC
• forward_points_converter: EURJPY added to the 100 group alongside USDJPY/GBPJPY/CADJPY
• Tests: test_t1_pairs_settles, test_cutoff_utc_all_pairs, test_settlement_date_usdmxn, test_effective_valuation_date_usdtry, test_effective_valuation_date_usdrub, test_forward_points_converter_eurjpy
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[thejerwang]

@claude I'll suggest we add those cut off time and spot date to enum FXUnderlying. Add more or all pairs to enum. We also have got settles already to say usdcad is 1?

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Expanded FXUnderlying with G10 crosses, EM pairs, and all calendar mappings

• Read current FXUnderlying implementation
• Confirm settles() is the right place for spot lag (USDCAD returns 1 already ✓)
• Add EUR crosses: EURAUD, EURNZD, EURDKK, EURPLN, EURHUF, EURCZK, EURRON
• Add GBP crosses: GBPAUD, GBPNZD, GBPCHF, GBPNOK, GBPSEK
• Add AUD/NZD crosses: AUDNZD, AUDCAD, AUDCHF, AUDJPY, AUDSGD, NZDCAD, NZDCHF, NZDJPY, NZDSGD
• Add other G10 crosses: CHFJPY, CADCHF
• Add USD EM pairs (T+2): USDSGD, USDHKD, USDCNY, USDPLN, USDHUF, USDCZK, USDZAR, USDKRW, USDINR, USDBRL, USDDKK, USDIDR, USDTWD, USDTHB, USDILS, USDRON
• Update currency_to_country for 16 new currency codes
• Update forward_points_converter for AUDJPY, NZDJPY, CHFJPY (÷100 group)
• Update imports (Brazil, China, CzechRepublic, Denmark, HongKong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Israel, Poland, Romania, Singapore, SouthAfrica, SouthKorea, Taiwan, Thailand)
• Commit and push

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What was done

39 new pairs added to FXUnderlying, bringing the total to 62. All new T+2 pairs fall through to the existing wildcards in settles() (returns 2) and cutoff_utc() (returns 22:00 UTC, London close) — no changes needed there.

currency_to_country now maps all 30 currencies; new entries:

Currency	Calendar
SGD	Singapore
HKD	HongKong
CNY	China
PLN	Poland (default/settlement)
HUF	Hungary
CZK	CzechRepublic
ZAR	SouthAfrica
KRW	SouthKorea
INR	India
BRL	Brazil (default/settlement)
DKK	Denmark
IDR	Indonesia
TWD	Taiwan
THB	Thailand
ILS	Israel (default/settlement)
RON	Romania

forward_points_converter now returns 100 for AUDJPY, NZDJPY, and CHFJPY in addition to the existing JPY crosses.

settles() was already correct — USDCAD (and USDMXN, USDTRY, USDRUB) return 1; all other pairs (including all 39 new ones) fall through to 2. No changes needed.
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[thejerwang]

@claude can you fix the pipeline

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Pipeline Fixed

• Gather context and check CI status
• Identify failing jobs — cargo fmt --all --check step in the check job was failing
• Fix formatting issues in basic.rs and forwardpoints.rs
• Commit and push

What was fixed

The Rustfmt check failed due to lines exceeding the column limit in two files:

• src/derivatives/forex/basic.rs: 7 locations where long assert_eq! calls and a multi-arm | match pattern needed wrapping
• src/markets/forex/quotes/forwardpoints.rs: 1 long method call in settlement_date_with_lag(...) needed expanding to multi-line

All changes were purely whitespace/formatting — no logic was altered.
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[thejerwang]

@claude can you try to fix pipeline please

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Pipeline Fixed

• Gather context
• Check CI status — check job failing on Rustfmt step in src/time/period.rs
• Fix formatting — 3 locations in period.rs
• Commit and push

What was fixed

Two ok_or_else closures and one assert_eq! call exceeded the 100-column limit:

• settlement_date_with_lag (line ~103): reformatted .ok_or_else(|| ...) to multi-line closure block
• near_date_with_lag (line ~128): same fix
• test_near_date (line ~367): split assert_eq!(Period::Months(1)...) to multi-line form
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[thejerwang]

@claude can you add tests to match screen - for forward & swap pricing / forward points - the quote is for swap and the right hand side is pure forward contract please?

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Adding Swap & Forward Outright Pricing Tests

• Read CLAUDE.md and relevant source files
• Understand existing forward points / swap pricing structure
• Add tests for FX swap pricing (ON/TN/SN swap points = far_pts − near_pts)
• Add tests for forward outright pricing (spot + fwd_pts / converter)
• Commit and push

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What was added — src/markets/forex/quotes/forwardpoints.rs

Two new tests in the forwardpoints module illustrating the distinction between the Bloomberg "Pts" (swap) and "Fwds" (outright) columns:

test_fx_swap_pricing_on_tn_sn — 2-leg FX swap pricing

The helper stores outright forward points from spot for every tenor. Swap points = far_fwd_pts − near_fwd_pts; this uses Period::near_date and Period::settlement_date to obtain both dates, then calls get_forward for each:

Swap	Near leg	Far leg	near_pts	far_pts	swap_pts
ON	T (spot)	T+1	0.00	−0.03	−0.03
TN	T+1	T+2 (spot)	−0.03	0.00	+0.03
SN	T+2=spot	T+3	0.00	+0.06	+0.06

The ON near leg falls on valuation_date; get_forward correctly returns None there, confirming the near leg is priced at spot (0 fwd pts).

test_forward_outright_pricing — single-leg outright forward (pure forward contract)

outright_rate = spot_ref + forward_pts / converter

Tenor	Fwd pts	Outright (spot = 1.1, converter = 10 000)
1W	0.39	1.100039
1M	1.83	1.100183
3M	8.05	1.100805
6M	13.12	1.101312
1Y	16.18	1.101618
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