Seoul: South Korean bond yields have experienced a decline across several maturities as of the morning of July 2, 2026. The changes were observed in the yields of treasury bonds as well as monetary stabilization bonds and corporate bonds.

According to Yonhap News Agency, the 1-year treasury bond yield fell by 0.3 basis points to 3.337% from the previous session's 3.340%. The 2-year treasury bond yield saw a reduction of 3.9 basis points, dropping to 3.681% from 3.720%. Similarly, the 3-year treasury bond yield decreased by 3.9 basis points, now standing at 3.752% compared to the previous 3.791%. Meanwhile, the 10-year treasury bond yield decreased by 2.3 basis points, settling at 4.182% from 4.205%.

The monetary stabilization bond with a 2-year maturity also experienced a slight decrease of 0.7 basis points, moving from 3.734% to 3.727%. In the corporate bond sector, the 3-year corporate bond with an AA- rating saw a reduction of 2.4 basis points, with the yield declining from 4.466% to 4.442%.

The overall decline in yields suggests adjustments in the bond market, reflecting investor sentiment and market conditions. These changes in bond yields could have implications for various stakeholders, including investors and policymakers, as they navigate the evolving financial landscape.