The YTM is the rate that equals the discounted notional with the current market price, i.e., P*exp{YTM*t}=N.
So, the larger the YTM is, the smaller the P, market price of the bond, is.
The YTM is the rate that equals the discounted notional with the current market price, i.e., P*exp{YTM*t}=N.
So, the larger the YTM is, the smaller the P, market price of the bond, is.