SEOUL — The South Korean bond market experienced slight fluctuations in yields on February 28, 2024, according to the latest financial data. The yields on Treasury Bills (TB) and Monetary Stabilization Bonds (MSB), as well as Corporate Bonds (CB), saw minimal changes in comparison to the previous session.
According to Yonhap News Agency, The one-year Treasury Bill closed at a yield of 3.487%, a slight decrease of 0.3 basis points from the previous session's 3.490%. Similarly, the two-year Treasury Bill yield slightly decreased by 0.2 basis points, closing at 3.446%, compared to 3.448% in the prior session. The three-year Treasury Bill yield experienced a decrease of 0.5 basis points, ending the day at 3.359%, down from 3.364%.
Conversely, the 10-year Treasury Bill yield saw a slight increase of 1.2 basis points, finishing at 3.442%, up from 3.430% in the previous session. The two-year Monetary Stabilization Bond yield decreased by 0.4 basis points to 3.430%, compared to 3.434%. Additionally, the three-year Corporate Bond (rated AA-) witnessed a decrease of 1.0 basis point, ending at 4.015%, down from 4.025%.
No changes were reported in the yield of the 91-day Certificate of Deposit, with no data available for the session.