Ulsan - The intense rivalry between Ulsan Hyundai FC and Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors is set to reach a new peak in the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Champions League quarterfinals. The upcoming match, crucial for both teams, could secure a coveted spot in the FIFA Club World Cup. The teams will face each other at Ulsan's Munsu Football Stadium, with the second leg of the quarterfinals determining who advances.
According to Yonhap News Agency, Ulsan and Jeonbuk have developed a significant rivalry over recent years, with their positions in the K League 1 often closely contested. Their recent match ended in a draw, escalating the stakes for the upcoming game. Both teams are also competing for a chance to participate in the next FIFA Club World Cup, promising not just prestige but also significant financial rewards, with participants rumored to receive up to 50 million euros each.
SEOUL — Recent fluctuations in South Korean bond yields have been recorded as of March 11, 2024, indicating minor shifts across various maturities.According to Yonhap News Agency, there was a slight decrease in the yield of 1-year Treasury bills, dropping from 3.407% to 3.395%, marking a change of -1.2 basis points. Conversely, the 2-year Treasury bill yield decreased more significantly by 3.7 basis points, from 3.382% to 3.345%. The 3-year Treasury bill observed a marginal increase, moving from 3.271% to 3.275%, a change of +0.4 basis points. Similarly, the 10-year Treasury bill yield rose by 0.8 basis points, from 3.334% to 3.342%. The 2-year Monetary Stabilization Bond (MSB) also experienced an increase in yield by 1.0 basis point, reaching 3.345% from 3.335%. Additionally, the 3-year Corporate Bond rated AA- noted a slight rise of 0.4 basis points, moving from 3.910% to 3.914%. In contrast, the 91-day Certificate of Deposit (CD) rate decreased by 1.0 basis point, from 3.680% to 3.670%.
These shifts reflect the ongoing dynamics within South Korea's bond market, providing essential insights for investors and analysts monitoring the country's financial health.