If a medium maturity coupon bond is issued at a premium, then, over its first year, its price will ________. Assume that interest rates and the company's default risk premium don't change.
A.
fall
B.
rise
C.
remain unchanged
FALL
A bond issued at a premium will have price higher than its face value. As the bond approaches its maturity, the price will move towards its face value and at maturity price will be equal to face value. Therefore, a bond with price higher than face value will FALL over its first year since the price will move towards its face value.
If a medium maturity coupon bond is issued at a premium, then, over its first year,...
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