prashantsahni

The question is poor, but A is clearly correct whereas C is conditionally correct.
If the subject bond is trading at a massive discount, say 805, then price movements should be the same between callabales and noncallables when yields rise (or fall) and C will be false. But, assuming that the bond can be called at par and it’s trading very close to par, say 9930, then when yields rise it will experience less price movement than a noncallable so C would be true.