Discuss the relation ship between bond prices and interest rate

  1. Discuss the relation ship between bond prices and interest rate fluctuation?
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    2. Zerihun donchile asked by Zerihun donchile
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  2. Please help me out this problem! :)suppose that I buy a 10 yr bond today for $1000 and the interest rate when the bond is issued
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  3. Answers for a 10 year us treasury bond has a 3.50 % interest rate, while a same maturity corporate bond has a 5.25 % interest
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  4. value of outstanding bond changes whenever the going rate of interest changes in general short term interest rates are more
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  5. If the Fed buys bonds:A. Aggregate demand will decrease B. Bond prices will rise, and interest rates will fall C. Bond prices
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  6. The values of outstanding bonds change whenever the going rate of interest changes. Ingeneral, short-term interest rates are
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  7. "The value of outstanding bonds change whenever the going rate of interest changes. In general, short-term interest rates are
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  8. Heww Inc., issued a $50,000, 10 year bond with a stated interest rate of 6%. Assume interest payments are made semi-annually.
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  9. According to the formula,Bond price= y/r so bond price has a inverse relationship with interest rate.i.e. interest rate
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  10. If the Fed sells bonds:A. The Phillips curve will shift down B. Banks' reserves will be reduced C. Bond prices will fall, and
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