medium · CFA Level I fixed-income
Vesper Foods issues a bond at par with a 5% coupon. The bond is callable at 102 in three years. As market interest rates fall significantly below 3%, the bond's price will most likely exhibit:
- Linear price appreciation.
- Negative convexity.
- Increased effective duration.
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