Seoul: South Korean bond yields saw slight increases across various tenures on the morning of June 16, 2026, as observed at 11:30 am. The yields on 1-year Treasury Bonds (TB) rose from 3.238% in the previous session to 3.272%, reflecting a change of 3.4 basis points.
According to Yonhap News Agency, the 2-year Treasury Bonds also experienced an increase, moving up by 1.0 basis point, from a previous rate of 3.605% to 3.615%. The 3-year Treasury Bonds showed a marginal rise of 0.2 basis points, with yields moving from 3.744% to 3.746%.
The 10-year Treasury Bonds reflected a slight increase of 0.7 basis points, changing from 4.118% to 4.125%. Additionally, the 2-year Monetary Stabilization Bonds (MSB) saw a minor rise of 0.4 basis points, moving from 3.662% to 3.666%.
Furthermore, the 3-year Corporate Bonds (CB) with an AA- rating observed a small increase of 0.2 basis points, with yields moving from 4.373% to 4.375%. These changes in the bond yields reflect the current adjustments and market conditions impacting South Korea's financial landscape.