Qnol. Current Treasury-bill yields are approximately 2 percent. Assume an investor considering the purchase of a newly-issued three-month Treasury bill expects interest rates to increase within the next three months and has a required rate of return of 2.5 percent. Based on this information, how much is this investor willing to pay for a three-month Treasury bill? Qno2. Phil purchased an NCD a year ago in the secondary market for \\( \\$ 980,000 \\). The NCD matures today at a price of \\( \\$ 1,000,000 \\), and Phil received \\( \\$ 45,000 \\) in interest. What is Phil's return on the NCD? Qno3. The Treasury is selling 91-day T-bills with a face value of \\( \\$ 10,000 \\) for \\( \\$ 9,900 \\). If the investor holds them until maturity, calculate the yield. Qno.4 A money market security that has a par value of \\( \\$ 10,000 \\) sells for \\( \\$ 8,816.60 \\). Given that the security has a maturity of two years, what is the investor's required rate of return? Qno.5 You paid \\( \\$ 98,000 \\) for a \\( \\$ 100,000 \\) T-bill maturing in 120 days. If you hold it until maturity, what is the T-bill yield? What is the Tbill discount? Qno.6 Stanford Corporation arranged a repurchase agreement in which it purchased securities for \\( \\$ 4,900,000 \\) and will sell the securities back for \\( \\$ 5,000,000 \\) in 40 days. What is the yield (or repo rate) to Stanford Corporation? Qno.7 Assume an investor purchased six-month commercial paper with a face value of \\( \\$ 1,000,000 \\) for \\( \\$ 940,000 \\). What is the yield