A zero-coupon bond pays €1 000 in 5 years and nothing before. The yield to maturity is 3% per year. Find the price P of the bond.
Bond pricing & yield worksheet with answers
A bond with a face value of €1 000 pays an annual coupon of 4% and matures in 8 years. The yield to maturity is 9%. Find the price P of the bond.
A bond with a face value of €1 000 pays a 3% annual coupon in two half-yearly payments and matures in 3 years. The yield to maturity is 8% per year. Find the price P of the bond.
A bond with a face value of €1 000 pays an annual coupon of 3% and matures in 7 years. Its yield to maturity changes from 8% to 7%. By how much ΔP does the bond price change?
A bond with a face value of €1 000 pays a 3% annual coupon in two half-yearly payments and matures in 11 years. It sells for €1 048. Find its yield to maturity YTM as an annual rate (twice the half-yearly yield), in percent.
A bond trades at €1 005 with a yield to maturity of 5% (annual compounding) and a Macaulay duration of 3.1 years. Use the modified duration to estimate the new price P if the yield falls by 150 basis points.
Answer key
- 1. P = 862.6 €
- 2. P = 723.3 €
- 3. P = 868.9 €
- 4. ΔP = 44.75 €
- 5. YTM = 2.498 %
- 6. P = 1050 €
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