if a U.S. corporate bond is selling at a premium $1050
has a YTM of 5.35% and pays a coupon of 6%, what is the capital
gains yield?
a. -0.36%
b. 0.36%
c. -0.65%
d. 0.65%
e. -0.18%
Solution: -
Current yield = coupon amount/Selling price
= 60/1050 = 5.7143%
YTM = Current yield + Capital gain yield
Capital gain yeild = YTM - Current yield = 5.35% - 5.7143%
= - 0.36%
Therefore correct answer is (A)
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