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(A bond forward) A certain 10-year bond is currently selling for $920 A friend of yours owns a forward contract on this bond that has a delivery date in 1 year and a delivery price of s 940. The bond pays coupons of $ 80 every 6 months, with one due 6 months from now and another just before maturity of the forward. The current interest rates for 6 months and 1 year (compounded semiannually) are 7% and 8%. respectively (annual rates compounded every 6 months). What is the current value of the forward contract? First solve for the current forward price Ft of the bond: Hint Ft d, M) に1 d(k, M) S=920 d(0, M)- d(2, M) c(k)- 80

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