Excuse me, I'm curious about the pricing mechanism of Treasury Bills, specifically the $1000 denomination. Could you please explain to me how much a $1000 Treasury Bill costs? I understand that the price is not necessarily the face value, but rather a discounted price based on various factors like interest rates and market conditions. I'm just wondering what the approximate cost would be for such a bill, considering the current market environment. Could you provide me with a rough estimate, or perhaps elaborate on the pricing process? Thank you for your time and assistance.
8 answers
BlockchainLegend
Wed Jul 03 2024
To determine the price, commence with the base calculation.
Riccardo
Wed Jul 03 2024
Multiply 180 days by 1.5, resulting in 270.
Daniela
Wed Jul 03 2024
Next, divide 270 by 360 to acquire 0.75.
KatanaSharpened
Tue Jul 02 2024
From 100, subtract the obtained value of 0.75.
Maria
Tue Jul 02 2024
The final calculated price for the $1,000 Treasury bill is $992.50.