Price of Zero Coupon Bond = Par Value/(1 + r)n
Here,
Par Value = $1,000
r = 0.07
n = 4 years
Price of Zero Coupon Bond = 1,000/(1.07)4
Price of Zero Coupon Bond = $762.90
Compute the price of a zero-coupon bond with a redemption value of USD 1,000.00 due in...
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14, A one-year zero coupon...
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3. You have a zero coupon bond that pays $100 in two more years. Its price is $69.44. You also have a 5% coupon bond with a principal of $100. The spot rate for 1 year is 5%. (a) What is the spot rate for 2 years, ra? (b) What is the price of the coupon bond? (c) Make a graph to show the term structure of interest rates.
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