What happens to the rho of a put option as the underlying moves up?
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The rho of a call is zero or positive ≥ 0 and the rho of a put is zero or negative ≤ 0 . When the price of the underlying stock increase rho increases. For a put, its rho is getting less negative. The following graph (credit to: www.OptionTradingTips.com shows the rhos of a call and put of $100 strikes against stock price.