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fin.bond-duration-convexity Calculator
Calculates bond price, Macaulay duration, modified duration, and convexity using Macaulay's formula. Modified duration is the key interest rate sensitivity measure — a bond with duration 10 loses approximately 10% for a 1% rise in yields.
Inputs
Coupon Rate Pct
Annual interest a bond pays on its face value. A 5% coupon on a $1,000 bond pays $50/year regardless of what the bond trades for in the market.
Ytm Pct
Total annualised return if you buy the bond now and hold to maturity, assuming coupons are reinvested. Higher YTM means the bond is trading at a discount.
Years
Reference formula or conversion factor shown for context.
Face Value
The nominal value printed on the bond — what the issuer repays at maturity. Bonds trade above (premium) or below (discount) face value depending on interest rates.
Results
bond price ($)
Current fair value of the bond. Bond prices move inversely to interest rates — when rates rise, existing bonds fall in value.
Macaulay duration (years)
Weighted average time to receive the bond's cash flows (years). Also a price sensitivity measure: duration of 7 means a 1% rise in yields drops the bond price ~7%.
modified duration
Weighted average time to receive the bond's cash flows (years). Also a price sensitivity measure: duration of 7 means a 1% rise in yields drops the bond price ~7%.
convexity
Sample size or count used in the calculation.
price sensitivity ≈ -MD × ΔY × P
The computed or recommended price.
duration interpretation
Qualitative summary of what the computed numbers mean in practical terms.