As I explained in class, Treasury Inflation Protected Security(TIPS) issued by the U.S. Governmentoffersprotection from decayin the real purchasing power of an investment.Please estimatepromised YTM on a1-yr T-Noteunder assumption that 1-yr TIPS promises to pay 2.0% and investors anticipate 3.0% rate of inflation over the same time period.
A) 0.0506%B) 1.0506%C) 5.00%D) 5.06%E) None of the above
D)5.06%
An inflation adjusted bond will adjust the returns based on inflation rate.
Since in the above question maturity time is 1 year we can directly calculate yield.
Let the par value be $1
If the inflation rate is 3% then the par value will be adjusted to
Par value=1+.03×1=$1.03
Given rate of return=2% on the new par value.
Therefore value of bond after maturity=1.03+.02×1.03
=$1.0506
Therefore yield=net return=(final value-initial value)÷initial value=(1.0506-1)÷1=.0506
=5.06%
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