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A bond has a face value of $800 and a 10% coupon rate, its current price is $740, and is expected to increase to $750 next year.
The current yield is __% (Enter response rounded to one decimal place.)
Face value = 800
Coupon rate = 10%
Coupon payment = 0.1 * 800 = 80
Sale price this year = 740
Price next year = 750
Total return in one year = (750 - 740) + 80 = 10 + 80 = 90
Current yeild = 90 / 740 * 100 = 12.1621% = 12.2%
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