In February 2015 Treasury 3 7/8s of 2037 offered a semiannually compounded yield to maturity of 2.94%. Recognizing that coupons are paid semiannually, calculate the bond's price. Assume face value is $1,000.
Bond Valuation: The value of bond is the present value of the expected cashflows from the bond,discounted at Yield to Maturity(YTM).
Years remaining to maturity = 2037-2015 = 22 years
Interest rate = ((3*8)+7)/8 = 3.875%
Year | Cash flow | PVAF/[email protected]% | Present Value (Cashflow*PVAF/PVF) |
1-44 | 19.375 | 32.2319 | 624.49 |
44 | 1000 | 0.5262 | 526.19 |
Price of Bonds = Cashflow*PVAF/PVF
= 624.49+526.19
= 1150.68
Note : Since the bond makes semiannual interest payments, total no. of period is 44 (22*2), cashflow per period is 19.375(1000*3.875%/2) and cashflows are discounted at 1.47%(2.94/2)
note: It is general practice to take $1,000 as face value when no details are given
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