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Suppose a three year government bond is purchesed at $ 1000 when the market rate of interest is 10% which pays a coupon rate of 10% .Determine the market value of the bond if the market rate of interest decrease 8% right after the bond is issued.
Here,
Intial face value =$1000
Interest rate =10%
Coupon rate =10%
Time 3 year,
Now if interest rate falls to 8% we have,
Present value=Present
value=$
As the rate decreases The price of a bond increase.The bond holder gains from such a decrease in interest rates.
7. Suppose a three year government bond is purchased at $1,000 when the market rate of...
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