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What is the approximate price of a bond that matures in two years (T = 2), with a face value of $1000 (F = $1000), and an annual coupon payment of $50 (C = $50), if the interest rate is 6 percent? $1056.67 $1100.00 $876.33 $981.67

          What is the approximate price of a bond that matures in two years (T = 2), with a
face value of $1000 (F = $1000), and an annual coupon payment of $50 (C = $50), if
the interest rate is 6 percent?
$1056.67
$1100.00
$876.33
$981.67
        
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What is the approximate price of a bond that matures in two years (T = 2), with a
face value of 1000 (F =1000), and an annual coupon payment of 50 (C =50), if
the interest rate is 6 percent?
1056.671100.00
876.33981.67

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What is the approximate price of a bond that matures in two years (T)=(2), with a face value of $1000(F)=($1000), and an annual coupon payment of $50(C)=($50), if the interest rate is 6 percent?\n$1056.67\n$1100.00\n$876.33\n$981.67 What is the approximate price of a bond that matures in two years (T = 2), with a face value of $1000 (F = $1000), and an annual coupon payment of $50 (C = $50), if the interest rate is 6 percent? $1056.67 $1100.00 $876.33 $981.67
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00:01 To evaluate the bond price over here.
00:03 So firstly number of periods we have is 2 years.
00:12 Where we multiply it by 2 so we get 4 semi -annual.
00:21 Periods then evaluating coupon per period which is evaluated as coupon rate which is divided by number of coupon payments per year to which we multiply per value.
01:03 So putting in the values we get 5 % divided by 2 to which we multiply $1000...
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