Suppose the 360-Day Forward Exchange Rate Is 1

Suppose the 360-day forward exchange rate is 1.657 dollars per British pound,and the current spot rate is 1.625 dollars per British pound.If the 360-day interest rate in the United States is 5% and the 360-day interest rate in Great Britain is 3%,is the market in equilibrium according to the interest rate parity theory?

A) Yes, because the forward premium on the pound (2%) is exactly offset by the lower interest rate in Great Britain.
B) No, because the higher interest rate in the United States (2%) implies that the forward exchange rate should be 2% lower than the current spot rate.
C) No, because the forward premium on the pound is 2% while the interest rate in the United States is 67% higher than the interest rate in Great Britain.
D) Cannot be determined without knowing the amount of money being exchanged.