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CFA InstituteCFA Level I Extended Practice

Equity & Fixed Income Basics

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What equity & fixed income basics means

Share valuation, bond pricing and yield fundamentals.

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Question

When market interest rates rise, existing bond prices:

  • rise
  • fall
  • stay the same
  • double
Answer: fall

Working: Price and yield move inversely — older, lower coupons become less attractive.

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Related skills

Other CFA Level I Extended Practice skills in CFA Institute, at the same point in the course.

Other CFA Institute topics

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Exams that assess equity & fixed income basics

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