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A bond's capital risk, as presented in the course, refers to the risk that:
The issuer's board of directors decides to cut its dividend
The real value of future cash flows is eroded by inflation
The bond's resale price changes due to movements in interest rates, if it is not held until maturity
The issuer's stock is delisted from the exchange
The issuer defaults or is downgraded by rating agencies
The exchange rate moves unfavorably for a foreign-currency investment
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