The sum of purchase price and the accrued interest on treasury bonds and notes is considered as ___________?

Related Mcqs:

1. The price of treasury notes and treasury bonds without including accrued interest is classified as ____________?

   A. clean price B. full price C. dirty price D. accrued price...

2. The treasury bonds and notes pay the interest rate is classified as ________?

   A. LIBOR rate monthly B. coupon interest monthly C. coupon interest semiannually D. coupon interest annually...

3. The types of notes and bonds issued by Treasury are ___________?

   A. fixed principal B. inflation indexed C. coupon index D. both A and B...

4. The financial instruments such as treasury bonds and notes have

   A. lesser cost fluctuations B. wider price fluctuations C. less price fluctuations D. wider cost fluctuations...

5. As compared to Treasury bonds, the trading of municipal bonds in trading market is considered as _________?

   A. more index inflation B. less indexed inflation C. less active D. more active...

6. Notes, mortgages, bonds, stocks, treasury bills and consumer loans are classified as______________?

   A. Financial instruments B. Capital assets C. Primary assets D. Competitive instruments...

7. Considering the bonds characteristics, the corporate and treasury bonds have many ___________?

   A. different characteristics B. similar characteristics C. nearer characteristics D. bearer characteristics...

8. Considering the ratings, the bonds that have lowest spread of interest as compared to similar maturity in Treasury Securities are classified as ______________?

   A. triple B rating bonds B. triple A rating bonds C. double A rating bonds D. double A rating bonds...

9. Markets which deal with buying and selling of bonds, mortgages, notes and stocks are considered as_____________?

   A. Financial instruments B. Financial asset markets C. Physical asset markets D. Easy markets...

10. The treasury notes that provide returns tied to inflation rate are classified as

    A. clean price bonds B. discount index bonds C. premium index bonds D. inflation index bonds...