Korean Bond Yields Rise Week of July 10-16, Curve Flattens as Short-Term Rates Climb Faster

According to Kim Nam-hyun's market analysis, Korean bond yields rose last week (July 10-16) with a steepening flattening trend. The 2-year monetary stabilization bond (MSB) climbed 2.8 basis points, the 3-year government bond rose 8.0bp, the 10-year bond gained 6.7bp, and the 30-year bond increased 3.0bp. Short-term yields outpaced long-term gains, causing the yield curve to flatten. The 3-10 year spread narrowed to 44.9bp.
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