SEOUL: South Korean bond yields showed a modest decline across most maturities, with the exception of the 91-day certificate of deposit, which remained unchanged. The changes reflect market adjustments amid ongoing economic developments.
According to Yonhap News Agency, the yield on the 1-year Treasury bond decreased by 0.2 basis points, settling at 2.851 percent, down from the previous session’s 2.853 percent. The 2-year Treasury bond yield saw a decrease of 0.6 basis points, ending at 2.896 percent. The 3-year Treasury bond experienced a decline of 0.9 basis points, bringing the yield to 2.882 percent.
The 10-year Treasury bond yield fell by 2.0 basis points, closing at 3.054 percent. In the monetary stabilization bond (MSB) category, the 2-year MSB yield dropped by 0.4 basis points to 2.880 percent. Meanwhile, the 3-year corporate bond rated AA- recorded a decline of 0.9 basis points, resulting in a yield of 3.451 percent. The 91-day certificate of deposit remained unchanged at 3.400 percent.
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ustments in bond yields reflect subtle shifts in the financial market, with investors closely monitoring economic signals and central bank policies.