You are given the following information: The yield of a one year zero coupon bond is 2.0% while the yields on a 2 and 3 year fixed coupon bonds are 2.5% and 3.5% respectively. What is the 2-year Zero Rate?
Answer this :What is the expected one-year interest rate two years from today?
Formulae : | ||||||||
Forward rate=(1+rb)tb/(1+ra)ta−1 | ||||||||
Where: | ||||||||
ra=The spot rate for the bond of term ( 3 Year) ta periods=3.5% | ||||||||
rb=The spot rate for the bond with a ( 2 Year) shorter term of tb periods=2.5% | ||||||||
= | (1+0.035)3/(1+0.025)2-1 | |||||||
= | 1.108718 | -1 | ||||||
1.050625 | ||||||||
= | 5.53% | i.e. one year interest rate two years from today. | ||||||
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