Followings are parts of today's spot interest rates (yes, they can be of a fraction of...
Followings are parts of today's spot interest rates (yes, they can be of a fraction of a year), quoted as eective annual rates.
| maturity | Effective Annual Rate |
| 1-month | 1% |
| 5-month | 6% |
| 18-month | 10% |
There is a bond which pays $10 in the end of the rst month, $50 in the end of the fth month, and $1000 in the end of the eighteenth month.
(a) What are the holding period returns and APR for each maturity.
(b) What is the price of the bond?
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- Holding Period return =income +(end of period value-initial value/initial value)
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