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Korean Government Bond Yields Mostly Rise; 3-Year Note Ends at 3.910%
Finance · Major Banks · yonhap_finance · 2026-09-09
Korean government bond yields saw a mostly upward trend on the 9th, with the 3-year Treasury yield closing at 3.910%, up 0.9 basis points.
What Happened
Bond Market Movement: On the 9th, yields on Korean government bonds generally trended upward in the Seoul bond market. The 3-year Treasury bond yield closed at 3.910%, marking a 0.9 basis point increase from the previous trading session.
Short and Medium-Term Yields: Yields for the 2-year and 5-year government bonds also saw upward pressure, rising by 1.2bp and 0.9bp to reach 3.733% and 4.136%, respectively. This indicates a broader upward trend in the shorter end of the yield curve.
Long-Term and Flat Yields: The 10-year Treasury yield remained unchanged at 4.401%. Conversely, the 20-year yield dipped by 0.9bp to 4.551%, while the 30-year and 50-year yields saw marginal increases, closing at 4.641% and 4.546%, respectively.
Data Summary: These market figures are based on Yonhup Infomax data. The yield on 3-year AA- rated corporate bonds rose by 0.6bp to 4.581%, while the 91-day CD rate remained steady at 3.120%.