what is the spread between short and long term yield for 4 zero coupons with $10000 face value with the ff term and price.
term price
1 yr 9700.87
2 yr 9333.51
3 yr 8880.99
4 yr 8220.70
how can the curve be described?
1 yr 9700.87
2 yr 9333.51
3 yr 8880.99
4 yr 8220.70
Rate of a zero coupon bond = [(Face value/current
price)^(1/n)]-1
n= number of years to maturity.
Rate 1 year = [(10,000/9700.87)^(1/1)]-1= 3.084%
Rate 2 year = [(10,000/9333.51)^(1/2)]-1= 3.509%
Rate 3 year = [(10,000/8880.99)^(1/3)]-1= 4.035%
Rate 4 year = [(10,000/8220.70)^(1/4)]-1= 5.02%
the spread between short and long term yield is 5.02%-3.084% = 1.936%
The yield curve is upward sloping, which is very common.
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