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What is the yield to maturity of a five-year, $10,000
bond with a 4.1% coupon rate and semiannual coupons if this bond is currently trading for a price of
$9,227?
A. 7.09%
B. 2.95%
C. 8.27%
D. 5.91%
YTM :
YTM is the rate at which PV of Cash inflows are equal to Bond price
when the bond is held till maturity.
Period | Cash Flow | PVF/[email protected] | PV of Cash Flows | PVF/[email protected] | PV of Cash Flows |
1-10 | $ 205.00 | 8.7521 | $ 1,794.17 | 8.5302 | $ 1,748.69 |
10 | $ 10,000.00 | 0.7812 | $ 7,811.98 | 0.7441 | $ 7,440.94 |
PV of Cash Inflows | $ 9,606.16 | $ 9,189.63 | |||
PV of Cash Oiutflows | $ 9,227.00 | $ 9,227.00 | |||
NPV | $ 379.16 | $ -37.37 |
YTM per six months = Rate at which least +ve NPV + [ NPV at that rate / Change in NPV due to Inc of 0.5% in Int Rate ] * 0.5% |
= 0.025 + [379.16 / 416.53 ] * 0.5% |
= 0.025 + [0.91 * 0.5% ] |
= 0.025 + [0.0046] |
= 0.0296 |
YTM Per anum = IRR per six months * 12 / 6 |
= 0.0296 * 2 |
= 0.0591 |
i.e 5.91 % |
Option D is correct.
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