The maximum price that we are willing to pay is computed as shown below:
N = 12 x 2
= 24
Coupon payment = $ 1,000 x 6% / 2 (Assumed a $ 1,000 bond )
= $ 30
YTM for first 6 periods = 5% / 2
= 2.5%
YTM for next 18 periods = 6% / 2
= 3%
So the price of the bond will be as follows:
= $ 30 / 1.0251 + $ 30 / 1.0252 + $ 30 / 1.0253 + $ 30 / 1.0254 + $ 30 / 1.0255 + $ 30 / 1.0256 + $ 30 / 1.037 + $ 30 / 1.038 +$ 30 / 1.039 +$ 30 / 1.0310 +$ 30 / 1.0311 +$ 30 / 1.0312 +$ 30 / 1.0313 +$ 30 / 1.0314 +$ 30 / 1.0315 +$ 30 / 1.0316 +$ 30 / 1.0317 +$ 30 / 1.0318 +$ 30 / 1.0319 +$ 30 / 1.0320 +$ 30 / 1.0321 +$ 30 / 1.0322 +$ 30 / 1.0323 +$ 30 / 1.0324 +$ 1,000 / 1.0324
= $ 1,002.73 Approximately
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