A portfolio manager considers the following annual coupon bonds: An increase in expected inflation causes the government
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A portfolio manager considers the following annual coupon bonds:
An increase in expected inflation causes the government yield curve to steepen, with a 20-point rise in the 10-year government bond YTM and no change in the 7-year government YTM. If the respective bank bond yield spread measures remain unchanged, calculate the expected bank bond percentage price change in each case, and explain which is a more accurate representation of the market change in this case.
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For the yield spread measure neither the 120 spread nor the 7year government rate of 139 has changed ...View the full answer
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