Seoul: South Korean bond yields have shown a marked increase as of April 2, 2026. The latest figures indicate significant changes across various treasury bonds and certificates of deposit, reflecting shifts in the financial market.
According to Yonhap News Agency, the 1-year Treasury Bond yield stands at 3.000, marking an increase of 4.0 basis points from the previous figure of 2.960. The 2-year Treasury Bond has risen to 3.398 from 3.326, an increase of 7.2 basis points. Meanwhile, the 3-year Treasury Bond yield experienced a larger rise, now at 3.477 compared to the previous 3.370, which is an increase of 10.7 basis points.
The 10-year Treasury Bond yield has also seen a notable increase, reaching 3.804, up from 3.689, reflecting an 11.5 basis point rise. The 2-year Monetary Stabilization Bond yield has climbed to 3.426 from 3.312, indicating an increase of 11.4 basis points. Furthermore, the 3-year Corporate Bond (AA-) yield has increased to 4.114 from 4.011, a rise of 10.3 basis points.
The 91-day Certificate of Deposit yield remains unchanged at 2.820. These changes in bond yields could have implications for investors and policymakers as they reflect evolving economic conditions in South Korea.