A bond has 5 years to maturity and has a YTM of 8%. Its par value is $5,000. Its semiannual coupons are $250. What is the bonds current market price?
Information provided:
Par value= future value= $5,000
Time= 5 years*2= 10 semi-annual period
Yield to maturity= 8%/2= 4% per semi-annual period
Semi-annual coupon payment= $250
The current market price of the bond is calculated by computing the present value pf the bond.
Enter the below to compute the present value:
FV= 5,000
N= 10
I/Y= 4
PMT= 250
Press the CPT key and PV to compute the present value.
The value obtained is $5,405.54.
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