4. Suppose there is a bond with a 12% yield, 10% coupon rate, $1,000 face...
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4. Suppose there is a bond with a 12% yield, 10% coupon rate, $1,000 face value, and 1.5-year maturity. | |||||||||
Compute the duration, convexity measure, duration-implied prices, and duration-and-convexity implied prices for this bond. (30 points.) | |||||||||
(Note: I recommend calculating the true duration and convexity, then using numerical derivatives to double-check that your duration and convexity estimates are correct.) | |||||||||
Duration: | |||||||||
Convexity measure: | |||||||||
(New) Yield | Actual price | D-implied price | DX-implied price | ||||||
10% | $1,000.000 | ||||||||
12% | $973.270 | ||||||||
14% | $947.514 | $947.034 | $947.521 |
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