Given,
Bond face value = $100
Yield from bond = 3% * 100 = $3
1 year has passed, 2 years left till maturity
In 2019 interest rates increase to 6%
a) Now, Price of bond = [(Original yield from bond)/(1 + increase in value) + (Face value / (1 + increase in value)]
Hence, present value of Bond = 3/(1+0.06) + 100/(1+0.06)
= 97.17
So the selling price of bond in 2019 due to increase in interest rate = $ 97.17
Change in value = $ (100 - 97.17) = $2.83
b) Rate of Return = [Yield from bond / Face value] + [years left to maturity/face value] = 3/100 + 3/100 = 0.06 = 6%
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