FV = $100
Price = $97.23
Coupon Rate = 8.5%
Term = 8 years
Given the information above calculate the yield to maturity (YTM). Calculate as a percentage correct to two decimal places. Do not enter the percentage (%) sign.
This question, I attempted it in a "Trial and Error" method and got the answer, which is 0.090005. Can you help me double check if this is the right way to do it?
=8.5*((1-(1+H2)^-8)/H2)+(100/(1+H2)^8)
H2= 0.09005
You don't have to use trial and error here.
Simply calculate it my this formula
YTM= Coupon Rate+[(Face Value - Purchase Price)/Period]
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(Face Value + Purchase Price)/2
8.5+(100-97.23)/8
= ___________________
(100+97.23)/2
=0.09 upto two decimals (9%)
FV = $100 Price = $97.23 Coupon Rate = 8.5% Term = 8 years Given the...
FV
= 100
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