Seoul: South Korean bond yields have exhibited changes across multiple durations, with notable increases recorded in several treasury bonds and certificates of deposit. The adjustments in yields reflect shifts in market dynamics and investor sentiment.

According to Yonhap News Agency, the 1-year Treasury Bond yield increased by 1.2 basis points, settling at 2.684% from the previous session's 2.672%. The 2-year Treasury Bond saw a more pronounced rise of 4.0 basis points, moving to 2.906% from 2.866%. Similarly, the 3-year Treasury Bond yield climbed by 3.9 basis points, reaching 3.106% from 3.067%.

The 10-year Treasury Bond also experienced an increase, with a rise of 3.9 basis points, moving to 3.557% from the previous 3.518%. In the realm of Monetary Stabilization Bonds, the 2-year MSB yield increased by 4.0 basis points to 2.983% from 2.943%.

Corporate bonds, specifically the 3-year Corporate Bond rated AA-, also showed upward movement. The yield rose by 3.7 basis points, reaching 3.626% from the previous session's 3.589%. Additionally, the 91-day Certificate of Deposit saw an increase of 2.0 basis points, moving to 2.720% from 2.700%.

These yield changes indicate varying pressures and expectations in the financial markets as investors adjust to current economic conditions and forecasts.