Identify at least four factors that affect a bond’s yield and explain the effect each factor has on the yield.
The bond's yield depends on the following factors:
1. Interest rates : A common factor that affects the bond prices and yield in turn is the interest rate which have an inverse relationship with the bond yield.
2. Safety of the bond: A higher rated bond is considered safe and will have a high yield compared to a poorly rated bond.
3. Inflation expectations: If the future inflation expectation is higher , the yield on the bonds goes down and vice versa.
4. Years to maturity: The higher the years to maturity, greater will be yield on the bond and reverse is true as well.
Identify at least four factors that affect a bond’s yield and explain the effect each factor...
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