Seoul: South Korea witnessed slight increases in bond yields across different terms on the morning of September 25, 2025, signaling potential market adjustments and investor responses to economic conditions.
According to Yonhap News Agency, the yield on the 1-year Treasury Bond (TB) rose marginally by 0.1 basis point to 2.292% from the previous session's 2.291%. The 2-year TB saw an increase of 0.5 basis points, reaching 2.442% compared to the prior 2.437%. The 3-year TB yield experienced a more significant rise of 1.1 basis points, moving to 2.500% from 2.489%.
The 10-year TB yield also climbed by 0.6 basis points, settling at 2.854% from the earlier 2.848%. In the realm of monetary stabilization bonds, the 2-year MSB recorded an uptick of 1.1 basis points to 2.453%, from a previous 2.442%. Additionally, the 3-year corporate bond (rated AA-) yield increased by 0.6 basis points, reaching 2.941% from 2.935%.
These changes reflect subtle shifts in the South Korean bond market, with implications for investors and policymakers monitoring economic trends and financial stability.