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Sir, I have a *query*, if you could resolve it, it will be of great help.. 1. How increase in inflation rate impacts the bond price ? 2. Now suppose.. *Bond 1* is issued at par on April 2018.. coupon rate 5%, maturity: 5yrs, Face Value: 1000. Now next year , On April 19, inflation rises by 4%, ANOTHER *NEW BOND-2* is issued in mkt at par...on April 19 Coupon 4%, Life 4years, Face Value 1000... --Sir, now I know, if the investor wants to be indifferent between these two bonds on April 19,*then yield for both of them should be equal*...which should be 4% (i.e. equal to yield of second bond).. --Then at what price Bond-1 will be trading, so that investor becomes indifferent? I want to know how will we value the Old Bond...? --bcoz.. agar New Bond ke yield (4%) se Coupons of old bonds discount kiya... then humara price of old bond increase hojaega.. which should not be the case.. kyunki practically price decrease hona chahye.. -- toh kya hum isme.. *Real Return= Nominal return- Inflation* ka concept lagega? -- jisse Old bond ka coupon rate (5%) se (1%) hojaega.. {Real coupon(1%)= Nominal Coupon (5%)- Inflation (4%)...} --and ab jo new future cashflows aenge of OLD Bond.. unko we will discount by YIELD of NEW BOND (4%)..and then.. in real term Yield of Old Bond will increase.. and price will decrease.. and hume vo price bhi mil jaega old bond ka.. jispe investor indifferent point hoga between New and Old bond.. bcoz dono ka yield in *REAL TERMS*.. same hoga..
Sir.. I also want to make a career in finance domain and Bonds and yield are something which I find very deep and dynamic.. So, I wanted to learn more about fixed income securities and yields.. If you could recommend me any good book which I should read to enhance my knowledge.. it will be a great help..
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Sir, I have a *query*, if you could resolve it, it will be of great help..
1.
How increase in inflation rate impacts the bond price ?
2. Now suppose..
*Bond 1* is issued at par on April 2018.. coupon rate 5%, maturity: 5yrs, Face Value: 1000.
Now next year ,
On April 19, inflation rises by 4%,
ANOTHER *NEW BOND-2* is issued in mkt at par...on April 19
Coupon 4%, Life 4years, Face Value 1000...
--Sir, now I know, if the investor wants to be indifferent between these two bonds on April 19,*then yield for both of them should be equal*...which should be 4% (i.e. equal to yield of second bond)..
--Then at what price Bond-1 will be trading, so that investor becomes indifferent?
I want to know how will we value the Old Bond...?
--bcoz.. agar New Bond ke yield (4%) se Coupons of old bonds discount kiya... then humara price of old bond increase hojaega.. which should not be the case.. kyunki practically price decrease hona chahye..
-- toh kya hum isme.. *Real Return= Nominal return- Inflation* ka concept lagega?
-- jisse Old bond ka coupon rate (5%) se (1%) hojaega..
{Real coupon(1%)= Nominal Coupon (5%)- Inflation (4%)...}
--and ab jo new future cashflows aenge of OLD Bond.. unko we will discount by YIELD of NEW BOND (4%)..and then.. in real term Yield of Old Bond will increase.. and price will decrease.. and hume vo price bhi mil jaega old bond ka.. jispe investor indifferent point hoga between New and Old bond.. bcoz dono ka yield in *REAL TERMS*.. same hoga..
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Sir.. I also want to make a career in finance domain and Bonds and yield are something which I find very deep and dynamic..
So, I wanted to learn more about fixed income securities and yields..
If you could recommend me any good book which I should read to enhance my knowledge.. it will be a great help..
Sir I have query, whether I can watch your classes through google drive link on computer because I don't have laptop and on your website it is written that run only laptop?
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