Today, South Korea's bond market showed varied yield changes across different maturities, according to the latest data.

According to Yonhap News Agency, The one-year Treasury Bond (TB) yield increased slightly by 1.3 basis points, settling at 3.444 percent, while the two-year TB rose by 2.2 basis points to 3.467 percent. Notably, the three-year TB experienced a more significant rise of 3.7 basis points, bringing it to 3.440 percent. In contrast, longer-term bonds such as the ten-year TB also saw an increase of 2.3 basis points, reaching 3.561 percent.

Further, the market for two-year Monetary Stabilization Bonds (MSB) and three-year Credit Bonds (rated AA-) reported rises of 2.9 and 2.2 basis points respectively, illustrating a broader upward trend in bond yields that contrasts with the generally stable rates seen in 91-day Certificates of Deposit.