Seoul: South Korean bond yields saw a modest increase across several tenors, with changes recorded in treasury bonds, monetary stabilization bonds, and corporate bonds on March 6, 2026. The adjustments in yields reflect subtle shifts in the country's financial market dynamics.

According to Yonhap News Agency, the 1-year treasury bond yield increased by 1.5 basis points, moving from 2.727% in the previous session to 2.742%. Similarly, the 2-year treasury bond yield rose by 2.4 basis points, reaching 2.992% from the previous 2.968%. The 3-year treasury bond yield showed a more noticeable rise of 3.8 basis points, climbing to 3.227% from 3.189%.

The 10-year treasury bond yield also increased, recording a change of 2.7 basis points, from 3.589% to 3.616%. Meanwhile, the 2-year monetary stabilization bond yield saw a rise of 2.6 basis points, moving from 3.046% to 3.072%.

In the corporate bond sector, the 3-year corporate bond with an AA- rating experienced a yield increase of 3.8 basis points, escalating from 3.777% to 3.815%. The 91-day certificate of deposit remained unchanged at 2.810%, indicating stability in short-term funding rates.

These changes in bond yields suggest nuanced market responses to economic indicators and investor expectations, as observed in the South Korean financial markets.