Suppose that 1-year interest rates over next 5 years
are expected to be 5%, 6%, 7%, 8% and 9%. Investor's preferences
for short-term bonds and liquidity premiums for 1-year to 5-year
bonds are 0%, 0.25%, 0.5%, 0.75%, and 1.0%. What is interest rate
on 3-year bonds?
(A) 6.0%.
(B) 6.5%.
(C) 6.75%.
(D) 7.0%.
(E) 7.25%.
One year interest rate=
5.00%
interest rate after 1 year =
6.00%
interest rate after 2 year = 7%
As per pure expectation theory, 3 year interest rate = ((1+1 year
interest rate)^1*(1+1 year interest rate after 1 year)^1)*(1+1 year
rate after 2 year))^(1/3) -1
(((1+5%)^1*(1+6%)^1*(1+7%)^1)^(1/3)) -1
((1.05*1.06*1.07)^(1/3) ) -1
1.059968553 -1
0.05996855253 or 6%
liquidity premium for 3 year Bonds =
0.50%
interest rate on 3 year bonds= Interest rate + liquidity
premium
6%+0.5% = 6.5%
So interest rate on 3 year bonds is 6.5%
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