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South Korea's 30-year government bond yields surged 10bp to 4.235% as insurers unwound bond forward positions amid mounting losses, with securities firms dumping ultra-long bonds as final buyers disappeared, intensifying market turmoil in the long-term debt segment.

U.S. 30-year Treasury auction yields surpassed 5% for the first time since August 2007, settling at 5.046% amid weak demand and geopolitical inflation concerns, with the bid-to-cover ratio falling to its lowest level since November while foreign investor participation increased to 66.6%.
South Korea’s 30-year Treasury yield fell to 3.214% on January 8, extending its decline as market sentiment strengthened after Japan’s 30-year bond auction, with futures also rallying and foreign investors increasing bullish positions.