You are given the following details of four default free government bonds. Assume that one can...

 

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You are given the following details of four default free government bonds. Assume that one can take long (buy) and short (sell) positions in these bonds. CF stands for cash flow. Bond Current price Today 95.240 90.340 87.245 X 110 What is the current theoretical price of Bond D, as per the no-arbitrage principle? In other words, what should be the value of X? [Round-off your final answer to four decimals to obtain as accurate answer as possible on Canvas.] A B C Table for Problem 5 D CF Year 1 100 0 0 110 CF Year 2 0 100 0 CF Year 3 0 0 100 1,110 You are given the following details of four default free government bonds. Assume that one can take long (buy) and short (sell) positions in these bonds. CF stands for cash flow. Bond Current price Today 95.240 90.340 87.245 X 110 What is the current theoretical price of Bond D, as per the no-arbitrage principle? In other words, what should be the value of X? [Round-off your final answer to four decimals to obtain as accurate answer as possible on Canvas.] A B C Table for Problem 5 D CF Year 1 100 0 0 110 CF Year 2 0 100 0 CF Year 3 0 0 100 1,110

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