If you are buying or selling a US Treasury Note, you can use this online tool to calculate the YTM (Yield To Maturity) from a given price for a $100 face value. Other performance measures are also provided, including estimate YTM, coupon payment dates, interest incomes and capital gain at maturity.

Yields and other information calculated by FYIcenter.com:

YTM (Yield To Maturity): 1.3666%.

Security Details:
  Security type: US Treasury Note
  Unit price: $98.7650 for $100.00 face value
  Accrued interest: $0.00 for $1,000.00 face value.
  Totoal price: $987.6500 for $1,000.00 face value
  Current yield: 1.2494%
  Approximate YTM: 1.3659%
  YTM (Yield To Maturity): 1.3666%.
  Maturity date: 2036-01-15
  Days/months/years/weeks left: 3652/120.00/10.00/521.71
  Previous coupon date: 2026-01-15
  Next coupon date: 2026-07-15

Income Information:
  Interest income for 2026: $6.17
  Interest income for 2027: $12.34
  Interest income for 2028: $12.34
  Interest income for 2029: $12.34
  Interest income for 2030: $12.34
  Interest income for 2031: $12.34
  Interest income for 2032: $12.34
  Interest income for 2033: $12.34
  Interest income for 2034: $12.34
  Interest income for 2035: $12.34
  Interest income for 2036: $12.34
  Capital gain income for 2036: $12.35
  Total income: $141.92

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Sensibility Tests: 
      Price   Chg Rate |       YTM    Chg Val
  ---------  --------- |  --------  ---------
   $98.7650   baseline |   1.3666%   baseline
   $97.7650   -1.0125% |   1.4752%     0.1087
   $88.7650  -10.1250% |   2.5115%     1.1449

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The following formulas are used in the above calculations:

$\text{If n = 1,}\mathrm{PV}={\displaystyle \frac{\mathrm{Par}}{1+0.5\times \mathrm{YTM}\times f}}+{\displaystyle \frac{\mathrm{Coupon}}{1+0.5\times \mathrm{YTM}\times f}}$
$\text{If n > 1,}\mathrm{PV}={\displaystyle \frac{\mathrm{Par}}{{(1+0.5\times \mathrm{YTM})}^{n-1+f}}}+{\displaystyle \sum _{i=1}^n}{\displaystyle \frac{\mathrm{Coupon}}{{(1+0.5\times \mathrm{YTM})}^{i-1+f}}}$
$\mathrm{PV}=\text{Present Value (Investment)}$
$\mathrm{PV}=\text{Par*Price/100 + (Accrued Interest)}$
$\mathrm{Par}=\text{Par value (Face value)}$
$n=\text{Number of coupon periods}$
$f=\text{1 - Days/Period (first period fraction, 1 for full period)}$
$\mathrm{Days}=\text{Accrued days (days since the last payment date)}$
$\mathrm{Period}=\text{Days in the first period}$

For more information, see the following tutorials:

• YTM (Yield To Maturity) on US T-Note/T-Bond
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