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1.
If interest rates rise 2 percent and a bond's duration is 10 years, you can expect _______.
The bond's price to fall 20 percent. If interest rates rise 2 percent and a bond's duration is 10 years, you can expect the bond's price to fall 20 percent.
2.
When interest rates fall, bond prices _______.
Rise. Because rates on existing bonds may be higher than bonds issued with the lowered rates, owners of existing bonds can sell theirs for a profit.
3.
A continuous rise in bond prices indicates a bullish market.
True. It is accompanied by falling interest rates.
4.
The longer a bond's maturity, the larger its discount when interest rates rise.
True. The longer a bond's maturity, the larger its discount when interest rates rise.