Recently, the European Central Bank (ECU) has been worried about inflation and thus needs to make a decision about interest rates, and thus the resulting bond prices. Assume we are talking about Euron an Savings Bonds (ESB) and you are given the following information: The European Savings Bond (ESB) has no expiration date: The ESB price =$1,000 the ESB has a fixed annual interest payment =$10, ' e ESB annual interest rate =10 percent. If the price of the ESB increases to $5,000, the interest rate will Multiple Choice ◻ rise to 50 percent. ◻ fall to 4 percent. ◻ fall to 5 percent. ◻ rise to 12 percent. ◻ fall to 2 percent. Recently, the European Central Bank (ECU) has been worried about inflation and thus needs to make a decision about interest rates, and thus the resultingbond prices. Assume we are talking about European Savings Bonds (ESB) and you are given the following information: The European Savings Bond (ESB)has no expiration date: The ESB price = $1,000 the ESB has a fixed annual interest payment = $100, the ESB annual interest rate = 10 percent. If the priceof the ESB increases to $5,000, the interest rate willMultiple ChoiceОrise to 50 percent.Оfall to 4 percent.Оfall to 5 percent.Оrise to 12 percent.Оfall to 2 percent.

Given that the price of the ESB increases from $1,000 to $5,000, we can infer that there has been a…

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Recently, the European Central Bank (ECU) has been worried about inflation and thus needs to make a decision about interest rates, and thus the resulting bond prices. Assume we are talking about Euron an Savings Bonds (ESB) and you are given the following information: The European Savings Bond (ESB) has no expiration date: The ESB price =$1,000 the ESB has a fixed annual interest payment =$10, ' e ESB annual interest rate =10 percent. If the price of the ESB increases to $5,000, the interest rate will Multiple Choice ◻ rise to 50 percent. ◻ fall to 4 percent. ◻ fall to 5 percent. ◻ rise to 12 percent. ◻ fall to 2 percent.