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Julie wells has found a treasury bond futures contract whose underlying's duration is 8.5 years and is currently selling for
597,500. interest rates are currently 8% and are expected to rise by 15%. what is the expected change in the future
contract‘s price for this change in interest rates?

a. 51.46250

b. $12,431,25

c. —$11,510.42

d. —$1,46250

e. ‘52431‘25

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