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South Korean government bond yields rise across all maturities
South Korean government bond yields rose across all maturities in morning trading in Seoul on Nov.
9.
A bond yield is the return investors receive relative to a bond’s price.
The three-year yield reached 3.652%, up 3.9 basis points from the previous trading day.
Yields on bonds maturing in two to 50 years also increased, while the 10-year yield reached 3.887%.
The increases ranged from 1.5 basis points for 50-year bonds to 4.5 basis points for two-year bonds.
The rise affected government borrowing costs across time frames, but no reason for the increase was given.
No further market outlook or next step was reported.
South Korean government bond yields rose across all listed maturities in morning trading on Nov. 9.
The three-year government bond yield climbed 3.9 basis points to 3.652%.
The 10-year yield rose 3.4 basis points to 3.887%.
The 50-year yield increased 1.5 basis points to 4.015%, the highest rate among the listed maturities.
- Who
- South Korean government bonds.
- What
- Yields rose across all listed maturities.
- When
- The morning of Nov. 9, 2026.
- Where
- The Seoul bond market.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Three-year yield
- 3.652%, up 3.9 basis points
- 10-year yield
- 3.887%, up 3.4 basis points
- 50-year yield
- 4.015%, up 1.5 basis points
- One-year yield
- 3.573%, up 2.2 basis points