Seoul: South Korean bond yields witnessed an increase across all maturities on the morning of June 24, 2026, marking a notable shift in the financial landscape. This change has implications for both investors and policymakers who closely monitor bond yield movements as indicators of economic conditions.

According to Yonhap News Agency, the 1-year Treasury Bond yield rose from 3.303% in the previous session to 3.310%, showing an increase of 0.7 basis points. The 2-year Treasury Bond yield also experienced an uptick, climbing 2.6 basis points to reach 3.680% from the previous 3.654%. Similarly, the 3-year Treasury Bond yield increased by 2.5 basis points, moving from 3.770% to 3.795%.

In addition, the 10-year Treasury Bond saw a rise of 2.8 basis points, increasing from 4.171% to 4.199%. The 2-year Monetary Stabilization Bond yield grew by 2.0 basis points, reaching 3.699% from the prior 3.679%. Furthermore, the yield on the 3-year Corporate Bond (AA-) increased by 2.1 basis points, moving from 4.417% to 4.438%.

These changes in bond yields reflect adjustments in investor expectations and economic conditions, and they are closely analyzed by market participants for insights into future interest rates and economic trends.