Bond P is a premium bond with a 10 percent coupon. Bond D is a 5 percent coupon bond currently selling at a discount. Both bonds make annual payments, have a YTM of 7 percent, and have five years to maturity. What is the current yield for Bond P and Bond D

Respuesta :

Let Bond par value be 1000

Bond P:

Coupon rate=10%

YTM=7%

time=9 years

Calculation of current price:

Particulars Year Amount PV Factor  YTM=7% Present value

Ineterest 1-9 years 100 6.515232 651.52

Value 9 1000 0.543934 543.93

       1195.45

Current price =1195.45

Current yield=Annual interest based on coupon rate*100/current price

The current yield of Bond P=100*100/1195.45=8.37%

Bond D:

Coupon rate=5%

YTM=7%

time=9 years

Calculation of current price:

Particulars Year Amount PV Factor  YTM=7% Present value

Interest 1-9 years 50 6.515232 325.76

Value 9 1000 0.543934 543.93

       869.69

Current price =869.69

Current yield=Annual interest based on coupon rate*100/current price

The current yield of Bond D=50*100/869.69=5.75%

Capital gains yield

current price bond P=1195.45

Next year's price bond P=100°5.971299+1000*0.582009=1179.14

The capital gain yield on bond P=(next year price-current price)/current price

                                       =(1179.14-1195.45)/1195.45

                                       =-1.36%

current price bond D=869.69

Next year's price bond D=505.971299+1000*0.582009=880.57

The capital gain yield on bond D=(next year price-current price)/current price

                                       =(880.57-869.69)/869.69

                                       =1.25%.

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