PV of Bond =800
Coupon =4%*1000 =40
Number of Periods =5
Par Value =1000
YTM using financial calculator
N=5;PMT=40;PV=-800;FV=1000;CPT I/Y =9.1637% or 9.16%
Current Yield =Coupon/Price =40/800 =5%
After 1 year maturity =5-1 =4
Price after 1 year =PV of Coupons+PV of Par Value
=40*(((1-(1+9.1637%)^-4)/9.1637%)+1000/(1+9.1637%)^4=833.3099
Capital gain yield =(833.3099-800)/800 =4.16%
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