Which fixed-income products can I model?
The calculator supports commercial paper, coupon-bearing debt notes, Treasury bills, government and corporate bonds, Eurobonds, zero-coupon bonds, floating-rate bonds and inflation-linked bonds.

Compare debt notes, bonds, Treasury bills and commercial paper using the details that shape your outcome—price, yield, dates, coupons, taxes and currency movement.
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Model a USD investment in a local-currency debt note
Loads the 364-day, 30% NGN example with MyStocks FX and an ACT/365 maturity coupon.
Scenario inputs
Maturity FX scenario
Projected net return
KES 54,922
$353.39 after modeled FX
Total received
KES 154,922
USD ROI after FX
45.94%
Gross annualized yield
12.31%
Units modeled
1,036.2694
Coupon income
KES 51,295
KES 5,699 tax modeled
Redemption
KES 103,627
At maturity
Dirty price
KES 96.50
Per unit
FX impact
-$69.08
Versus unchanged FX
Modified duration
3.52 yrs
Modeled rate sensitivity
Cash-flow timeline
Jan 2027
coupon
KES 5,130
$37.17
Jul 2027
coupon
KES 5,130
$37.17
Jan 2028
coupon
KES 5,130
$37.17
Jul 2028
coupon
KES 5,130
$37.17
Jan 2029
coupon
KES 5,130
$37.17
Jul 2029
coupon
KES 5,130
$37.17
Simulation assumptions
Educational estimate only. It excludes transaction fees, default risk, liquidity constraints, changing market prices, and product-specific tax rules beyond the withholding rate you enter.
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Calculator guide
The calculator supports commercial paper, coupon-bearing debt notes, Treasury bills, government and corporate bonds, Eurobonds, zero-coupon bonds, floating-rate bonds and inflation-linked bonds.
Entry and projected exit rates are expressed as local-currency units per US dollar. The calculator converts the initial investment at the entry rate and future cash flows at the projected exit rate to show the modeled currency impact.
Coupon interest is calculated from face or par value. For coupon bonds, the calculator separately handles clean price, accrued interest and dirty purchase price.
No. Results are educational scenarios. Actual outcomes can change because of default, liquidity, market prices, taxes, fees, inflation and currency movements.