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Bas_tet [7]
3 years ago
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Mark Crane purchased a $1,000 corporate bond five years ago for $1,055. The bond paid 7.0 percent annual interest. Five years la

ter, he sold the bond for $980. Calculate the total return for Mr. Crane’s bond investment. (Do not round intermediate calculations.)
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1 answer:
lys-0071 [83]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Mr Crane's total return on the bond investment was 5.35%

Explanation:

The return on a bond is also known as it yield to maturity (YTM). In order to find a bonds YTM we need to know its present value, future value, coupon payments and number of years. In this case the bond's present value is 1,055 because it was bought at this price, it's future value is 980 because it was sold for 980, its number of years was 5 as it was held for 5 years and its coupon payment was  (0.07*1000)=70. Now in order to compute return or ytm we need to put all these values in a financial calculator and compute I

PV= -1055

FV= 980

PMT= 70

N=5

Compute I=5.35

The return on the bond investment was 5.35%

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