-Duration = (Change in price/Price) / [Change in rate / (1+rate)]
=(965-940)/940 / [-0.005/(1+0.096)]
=25/940 / [-0.005/1.096]
=0.026595 / -0.004562
- Duration = - 5.83 years
Thus Duration = 5.83 years
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