maturity. Meanwhile, there are opportunities to calculate yields from prices 7, because one need to know the yield, on which investment decisions on bonds are usually made, after looking at prices at which bonds are traded. Q9: Regarding UL7, assume that a bond traded on August 15, 2020. If that bond was to mature on August 15, 2030, and had a coupon of 6%, and traded at 103.45, its yield was (a)_%(rounded to two decimal points). When US Treasuries (bond - 6 - issued by the US Federal Government) of the same maturity had a yield of 4.38% on that day, the spread was (b) basis points