8. A four-year bond with a yield of 8% (continuously compounded) pays a 6% coupon at the end of each year (one coupon per year).
a) What is the bond’s price?
b) What is the bond’s duration?
a. Coupon =6%*1000 =60
Rate =8%
Number of years =4
Bond Price =PV of coupons+PV of Par Value
=60/e^(r*1)+60/e^(r*2)+60/e^(r*3)+1060/e^(r*4)=60/e^(8%*1)+60/e^(8%*2)+60/e^(8%*3)+1060/e^(8%*4)=923.4313
b. Bond's Duration
=(1*60/e^(r*1)+2*60/e^(r*2)+3*1060/e^(r*3)+4*60/e^(r*4))/Price of
bond
=(1*60/e^(8%*1)+2*60/e^(8%*2)+3*60/e^(8%*3)+4*1060/e^(8%*4))/923.4313
=3.66
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