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Price Discount/Premium of US Treasury Bill
What is Price Discount/Premium of US Treasury Bill?
✍: FYIcenter.com
Price Discount/Premium of US Treasury Bill (T-Bill)
is the difference between your purchase price and its face value,
also called par value.
If your purchase price is lower than the face value, you are getting a price discount on your purchase. This has been the case since The US Department of the Treasury started to sell T-Bills.
If your purchase price is higher than the face value, you are paying a price premium on your purchase. This has never happened yet in the T-Bill history. But it could happen in the future.
To calculate the price discount, you can simply subtract the purchase price from the face value of the T-Bill:
Discount = (Face value) - (Purchase Price)
Here is an example of 26-week T-Bill bought through TreasuryDirect.gov with a price discount of $210.82:
CUSIP: 912797NW3 Type: 26-Week Bill Par Amount: $10,000.00 (Face value) Purchase Price: $9,789.18 Discount: $210.82 Issue Date: 2024-12-26 Maturity Date: 2025-06-26
⇒ Discount Rate of US Treasury Bill
⇐ Performance Measurements of US Treasury Bills
2025-05-08, ∼767🔥, 0💬
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