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Suppose That a Bond That Will Mature in Three Years

Question 57

Question 57

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Suppose that a bond that will mature in three years is now traded at $99.83. The annual coupon payment is $5.635. Its yield to maturity is


A) 3.42%.
B) 5.10%.
C) 5.69%.
D) 7.20%.

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