larger modified duration value means that the bond's price is more sensitive to changes in bond yields
Illya Gerasymchuk
larger modified duration value means that the bond's price is more sensitive to changes in bond yields
this makes sense. the longer the time to maturity - the longer the risk and term premia comes into play
modified duration quantifies how much a bondβs price will change for a 1% change in bond yields
while the bond pays fix sums - its market value/price varies, so its yield is not fixed