Bond A is a 7-year, 8% Coupon Bond. It has Duration of 4.2 and a Current Yield of 6.6%. If the yield were to suddenly decrease to 6.1% approximately, what will be the percentage price change for this Bond?
CS Professional · Banking - Law & Practice · PYQS · December 2021
Bond A is a 7-year, 8% Coupon Bond. It has Duration of 4.2 and a Current Yield of 6.6%. If the yield were to suddenly decrease to 6.1% approximately, what will be the percentage price change for this Bond?
Answer & Explanation:
Increase in Price of Bond will Decrease Current Yield. Price is Inversely proportionate to Yield. Change in Price = - Modified Duration x Yield Change Yield Change = 6.1% - 6.6% = -0.5% Change in Price = - 4.2 * (-0.5) = 2.1 Price Increases by 2.1% .
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