Seoul - South Korean bond yields experienced varied changes in the latest trading session on November 10, 2023. The fluctuations were observed across different maturity periods, indicating dynamic shifts in the bond market.
According to Yonhap news Agency, the 1-year Treasury Bond (TB) yield increased by 3.1 basis points (BP) to 3.765 percent, and the 2-year TB yield rose by 1.2 BP to 3.878 percent. The 3-year TB yield also went up by 1.5 BP, reaching 3.862 percent.
In longer-term bonds, the 10-year TB yield saw an increase of 2.4 BP to 3.969 percent. For Monetary Stabilization Bonds (MSB), the 2-year MSB yield rose by 1.6 BP to 3.864 percent. The 3-year Corporate Bond (CB) rated AA- also experienced an uptick of 1.6 BP to 4.711 percent. No changes were reported for the 91-day Certificate of Deposit (CD). These movements in bond yields reflect the ongoing adjustments in investor sentiments and market conditions, influenced by various economic factors both domestically and globally.