South Korean government bond yields edged lower on January 2, with the 'New Year effect' driving strong demand for short-term credit instruments and boosting the short end of the curve, while longer maturities remained range-bound amid global market influences and upcoming auctions.
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Government Bond Futures Open Mixed in Early Trading—Reflecting New Year Effect and Bank of Korea Governor’s Remarks
South Korean government bond futures opened mixed on January 2, with three-year contracts edging up and 10-year contracts declining, as markets weighed the New Year effect and dovish remarks from Bank of Korea Governor Rhee Chang-yong regarding fiscal risks and sectoral growth disparities.
South Korea's credit bond market is expected to see limited spread tightening in January due to the New Year effect, with A-rated and lower credits likely to outperform high-grade bonds amid stable FX and bond market conditions.
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Credit Market Spreads Expected to Narrow in January on New Year Effect
South Korea's credit bond market is expected to see limited spread tightening in January due to the New Year effect, with A-rated and lower credits likely to outperform high-grade bonds amid stable FX and bond market conditions.
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