South Korea’s bond market faces upward yield pressure this week amid Kevin Warsh’s Fed Chair nomination, upcoming KTB auctions, and key global policy meetings, with investor focus on the Bank of Korea’s minutes and US jobs data as market volatility persists.
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South Korea’s bond market faces a ‘taper tantrum’-like shock as hawkish signals from the Bank of Korea and expansionary fiscal policy drive 3-year KTB yields toward 3.0%, with analysts warning of further volatility ahead.
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South Korea’s bond yields surged as expectations for a Bank of Korea rate cut faded, with markets closely watching $350 billion Korea-US investment tariff talks and global macroeconomic risks.
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The Federal Reserve's insurance rate cut and diverging views among South Korean policymakers are fueling speculation over the timing of a Bank of Korea rate cut, with market participants closely watching housing market trends, supply-demand dynamics in government bonds, and upcoming US employment data for direction.
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South Korean government bond yields fell as global long-term yields rebounded, with markets turning cautious ahead of the US August jobs report; the 10-year KTB yield dropped 3.0bp to 2.883%, while the Bank of Korea posted a $10.78 billion current account surplus for July.
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