reasury bond was issued four months ago, i.e. on June 30th, 2021, with the following characteristics. It will pay back a par value of 1,000 USD two years after the issuance date, and it also pays coupons calculated with an annual coupon rate of 6.3%. The annual interest rate is constant at 4%. Assume that every month is made of 30 days. a. What is the value of the interest r

reasury bond was issued four months ago, i.e. on June 30th, 2021, with the following characteristics. It will pay back a par value of 1,000 USD two years after the issuance date, and it also pays coupons calculated with an annual coupon rate of 6.3%. The annual interest rate is constant at 4%. Assume that every month is made of 30 days. a. What is the value of the interest r

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