You are considering the bonds of Epsilon, Inc., a printer manufacturer. The bonds make semiannual payments and have five years to maturity, a coupon rate of 6%, and a face value of $1,000. Determine the price of these bonds assuming that your required rate of return is 8% YTM. (use the PV function).
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| n = 10 | ||||||
| I = 4% | ||||||
| cashflows | Amount | PVF | Present value | |||
| Semi annual interest | 30 | 8.1109 | 243.327 | |||
| Maturity value | 1000 | 0.675564 | 675.564 | |||
| Price of bonds | 918.891 | |||||
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