Suppose that Joan just bought a 15-year bond for
$913.54. The bond has a coupon rate...
Suppose that Joan just bought a 15-year bond for
$913.54. The bond has a coupon rate equal to 7 percent, and
interest is paid semiannually. What is the bond’s yield to maturity
(YTM)? If Joan holds the bond for the next three years and its YTM
does not change during that period, what return will she earn each
year? What portion of the annual return represents capital gains
and what portion represents the current yield?
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We use the classic YTM formula, to calculate the YTM for our
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