Derive the probability distribution of the 1-year HPR on a 30-year U.S. Treasury bond with a coupon of 3.5% if it is currently selling at par and the probability distribution of its yield to maturity a year from now is as shown in the table below. (Assume the entire 3.5% coupon is paid at the end of the year rather than every 6 months. Assume a par value of $100.)
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You will need to use a financial calculator
BOOM CASE:
N = 29 years(After 1 year, it will be a bond with 29 years remaining for maturity
I/Y = YTM = 9%
PMT = 3.5%*100 = 3.5 (the coupon payment)
FV = 100
To find the price, you will need to calculate the Present Value using a calculator. Plugging in these values, we get PV = 43.90944. Ignore the negative sign if any
Capital gain = ending value - beginning value
= 43.909 - 100
= -56.09056
Coupon interest = 3.5%*100 = 3.5
HPR = (Capital Gain + Coupon interest)/Beginning value
= (-56.09056+3.5)/100
= -52.59%
NORMAL CASE:
N = 29 years(After 1 year, it will be a bond with 29 years remaining for maturity)
I/Y = YTM = 7%
PMT = 3.5%*100 = 3.5 (the coupon payment)
FV = 100
To find the price, you will need to calculate the Present Value using a calculator. Plugging in these values, we get PV = 57.02814 = 57.03. Ignore the negative sign if any
Capital gain = ending value - beginning value
= 57.02814 - 100
= -42.97
Coupon interest = 3.5%*100 = 3.5
HPR = (Capital Gain + Coupon interest)/Beginning value
= (-42.97+3.5)/100
= -39.47%
RECESSION CASE:
N = 29 years(After 1 year, it will be a bond with 29 years remaining for maturity)
I/Y = YTM = 5%
PMT = 3.5%*100 = 3.5 (the coupon payment)
FV = 100
To find the price, you will need to calculate the Present Value using a calculator. Plugging in these values, we get PV = 77.2887 = 77.30. Ignore the negative sign if any
Capital gain = ending value - beginning value
=77.2887- 100
= -22.7112 = -22.70
Coupon interest = 3.5%*100 = 3.5
HPR = (Capital Gain + Coupon interest)/Beginning value
= (-22.70+3.5)/100
= -19.21%.
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