Seoul: South Korean bond yields experienced an increase on the morning of April 2, 2026, marking a shift in the financial landscape. The bond market saw notable changes across various maturities, with treasury bonds and monetary stabilization bonds recording increases in their yields.

According to Yonhap News Agency, the 1-year treasury bond yield rose to 2.999% from the previous session's 2.960%, a change of 3.9 basis points. The 2-year treasury bond yield increased by 8.9 basis points, reaching 3.415% compared to the previous 3.326%.

The 3-year treasury bond yield saw a rise of 10.4 basis points, moving from 3.370% to 3.474%. Meanwhile, the 10-year treasury bond yield climbed to 3.771% from the previous 3.689%, an increase of 8.2 basis points.

Additionally, the 2-year monetary stabilization bond yield increased by 11.4 basis points, reaching 3.426% from 3.312%. The 3-year corporate bond rated AA- also experienced a rise, with yields increasing by 5.6 basis points from 4.011% to 4.067%.

These changes in bond yields reflect the ongoing adjustments in the market, as investors react to various economic indicators and fiscal policies. The bond market remains a focal point for assessing economic trends and investor sentiment in South Korea.