Seoul: South Korean bond yields have shown increases across various tenures as observed on June 5, 2026. The bond market experienced changes in yields for treasury bonds (TB), monetary stabilization bonds (MSB), and corporate bonds (CB), reflecting shifts in the financial landscape.
According to Yonhap News Agency, the 1-year treasury bond yield rose from the previous session's 3.230% to 3.239%, marking an increase of 0.9 basis points. The 2-year treasury bond yield experienced a slightly higher rise, increasing by 1.2 basis points from 3.774% to 3.786%. The 3-year treasury bond yield saw an increase of 2.4 basis points, reaching 3.882% from the previous 3.858%.
The 10-year treasury bond yield recorded the highest increase among the treasury bonds, with a 2.5 basis point rise from 4.229% to 4.254%. In the monetary stabilization bond sector, the 2-year MSB yield increased by 1.7 basis points, moving from 3.804% to 3.821%.
Additionally, the 3-year corporate bond with an AA- rating saw an increase of 2.1 basis points, with yields rising from 4.480% to 4.501%. The 91-day certificate of deposit (CD) yield increased by 1.0 basis points, moving from 2.870% to 2.880%.
These changes indicate a movement in the bond market that could have implications for investors and the broader economic environment.