The current yield is a good approximation to the yield to maturity$$ when:

$($Check all that$$ apply.$)$

A$.$

the bond is a$$ short$-$term bond.

B$.$

the current bond price is below its face value.

C$.$

the maturity of the bond occurs over a$$ ten$-$year period.

D$.$

the coupon rate of the bond is higher than its yield to maturity.

E$.$

the bond price is very close to par.