Korean Three-Year Treasury Yield Rises to 3.900% on Monday - Yonhap

Korea's three-year government bond yield rose 1.6 basis points to 3.900% on September 7, Yonhap reported Monday. The ten-year yield increased 2.5 basis points to 4.385%, while the five-year yield ended the session at 4.120%.

Longer maturities moved lower, with the twenty-year yield declining 0.6 basis points to end the session at 4.567%. Foreign investors bought a net 15,015 three-year Treasury futures contracts and 2,635 ten-year contracts during the day.

The thirty-year yield finished at 4.631%. Daishin Securities Co., Ltd. (003540): The company's market capitalisation was ₩1.3 trillion at Monday's close.

Sources

  1. Yonhap
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