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you have purchased a 4-year upon bond paying a coupon rate of 10% per year semiannually...

you have purchased a 4-year upon bond paying a coupon rate of 10% per year semiannually with a yield to maturity of 8% and a Face value of $1000.

What would your rate of return if you sell the bond 30 days after receiving the first coupon? The reinvestment rate is 3% for these 30 days (not annualized). Assume that bonds bid and ask prices on the market at the time are Bid: $1013.96 and ask: $1019.03. the coupon periods has 182 days.

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Return on the Bond = (Ending value of bond + coupon + reinvestment income ) / Beginning value - 1

We need to calculate the beginning value with the help of the discounting future cash flows @yield to maturity

Years Coupons Principal Total cash flows Discounting Factor Present Value
0.50 50 50 0.961538462 48.08
1.00 50 50 0.924556213 46.23
1.50 50 50 0.888996359 44.45
2.00 50 50 0.854804191 42.74
2.50 50 50 0.821927107 41.10
3.00 50 50 0.790314526 39.52
3.50 50 50 0.759917813 38.00
4.00 50 1000 1050 0.730690205 767.22
Price of bond 1067.33

Beginning value of the bond =$ 1067.33

Coupon Amount received = $ 50

Reinvestment income on coupon = 50 * 3% = 1.5

Ending value of the bond is the $1013.96 ie the bid rate

Rate of return on the bond = (1013.96 + 50 + 1.5 ) / 1067.33 - 1

= (1065.46 / 1067.33) - 1

= - 0.1752%

Holding period return = -0.1752%

Annual return = (1065.46 / 1067.33 )^365/182 - 1

= (1065.46 / 1067.33 ) ^ 1.72 - 1

= -0.3012%

Return on the bond =  


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