The latest data on South Korean bond yields as of March 5, 2024, indicates subtle movements across various maturities, reflecting the market’s ongoing adjustments. The one-year Treasury Bills (TB) saw a slight decrease to 3.463% from 3.469%, while the two-year TBs experienced a minor increase to 3.441% from 3.438%. The three-year TBs dropped to 3.349% from 3.360%, and the 10-year TBs decreased to 3.409% from 3.434%, indicating a shift in long-term investment perspectives. Meanwhile, the two-year Monetary Stabilization Bonds (MSB) marginally decreased to 3.413% from 3.416%. The three-year Corporate Bonds (CB) rated AA- also saw a decrease to 3.992% from 4.008%, reflecting subtle yet significant market movements. Notably, the 91-day Certificate of Deposit (CD) remained stable at 3.680%, showing no change from the previous session.