Suppose that the stop-out yield in a 20-year Treasury bond auction is 3.35%. What is the...
Suppose that the stop-out yield in a 20-year Treasury bond auction is 3.35%. What is the (approximate) price that a bidder will pay for a $1,000 par value bond?
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Calculating Price of the bond,
Bond Price = 1,000/(1.0335)^20
Bond Price = $517.36
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