Treasury bond interest rates rise all at once... 3-year intraday annual rate of 3.756%
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- On the 13th, in the Seoul bond market, government bond interest rates rose all at once compared to the previous trading day.
- The 3-year bond recorded an annual rate of 3.756% (a 2.7bp increase), and the 10-year bond recorded an annual rate of 3.996% (a 5.9bp increase).
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On the morning of the 13th, in the Seoul bond market, government bond interest rates rose all at once compared to the previous trading day. This article was automatically written by an algorithm based on Yonhap Infomax data and was desked by an editor.
On the 13th, interest rates on government bonds are rising all at once.
On this morning in the Seoul bond market, the three-year maturity treasury bond interest rate recorded 3.756% per annum, up 2.7bp (1bp = 0.01% point) from the previous trading day.
The 10-year interest rate rose 5.9bp to 3.996% per annum. The 5-year and 2-year notes rose 3.8bp and 2.4bp, respectively, and are trading at 3.841% and 3.753% per year.
The 20-year yield rose 5.9bp to 4.104% per annum. 30-year and 50-year notes rose 7.3bp and 5.5bp, respectively, recording an annual rate of 4.088% and 4.081%.
Today (am/%) Previous day (%) Compared to previous day (bp) Treasury bonds (1 year) 3.632 3.619 +1.3 Treasury bonds (2 years) 3.753 3.729 +2.4 Treasury bonds (3 years) 3.756 3.729 +2.7 Treasury bonds (5 years) 3.841 3.803 +3.8 Treasury bonds (10 years) 3.996 3.937 +5.9 Treasury bonds (20 years) 4.104 4.045 +5.9 Treasury bonds (30 years) 4.088 4.015 +7.3 Treasury bonds (50 years) 4.081 4.026 +5.5 Monetary stabilization bonds (2 years) 3.769 3.745 +2.4 Corporate bond (3 years unsecured) AA- 4.434 4.407 +2.7
※ This article and table were automatically created by an algorithm based on data from Yonhap Infomax and were desked by an editor.
Open Questions
- What is the specific cause of the rise in government bond interest rates?
- Will the rising interest rate trend continue?
- Possibility of change in monetary policy direction of the Bank of Korea
