Seoul: South Korean bond yields have seen a decline across several tenors as of July 10, 2026, according to the latest financial data. The yields for the 1-year Treasury Bills (TB) dropped from 3.341% in the previous session to 3.339%, marking a decrease of 0.2 basis points (BP). Similarly, the 2-year TBs experienced a decline of 1.5 BP, moving from 3.656% to 3.641%.

According to Yonhap News Agency, the 3-year TBs also saw a reduction, with yields decreasing by 1.0 BP from 3.778% to 3.768%. The 10-year TBs had a more significant drop of 2.0 BP, with the current yield at 4.230%, down from 4.250% in the previous session. Additionally, the 2-year Monetary Stabilization Bonds (MSB) yields decreased by 1.1 BP, settling at 3.708% from the previous 3.719%.

Corporate bonds also reflected a downward trend, with the 3-year Corporate Bonds (CB) rated AA- falling from 4.478% to 4.466%, a decrease of 1.2 BP. Meanwhile, the 91-day Certificate of Deposit (CD) yields declined by 1.0 BP, now at 2.900% from the earlier session's 2.910%.