Won-Backed Stablecoins Face Skepticism Over Treasury Demand—'No Excess Demand for the Won'
South Korean experts express doubts that won-backed stablecoins will boost demand for government bonds, citing a lack of excess demand for the won and key differences from the U.S. market.
South Korea’s top securities firms issued KRW 11.27 trillion ($8.6 billion) in commercial paper and electronic short-term bonds last week, with KRW 4.09 trillion set to mature this week, led by Korea Investment & Securities and Mirae Asset Securities.
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Last Week, Securities Firms Issued KRW 11.2726 Trillion in CP and E-Short-Term Bonds—KRW 4.0889 Trillion Maturing This Week
South Korea’s top securities firms issued KRW 11.27 trillion ($8.6 billion) in commercial paper and electronic short-term bonds last week, with KRW 4.09 trillion set to mature this week, led by Korea Investment & Securities and Mirae Asset Securities.
South Korea's IRS rates declined across most tenors, with short-term instruments outperforming as spot market trends drove gains; CRS (SOFR) rates rose, narrowing the swap basis inversion.
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IRS Rates Fall—Short-Term Instruments Outperform as Spot Market Drives Gains
South Korea's IRS rates declined across most tenors, with short-term instruments outperforming as spot market trends drove gains; CRS (SOFR) rates rose, narrowing the swap basis inversion.
South Korean Securities Firms Issue KRW 7.0096 Trillion in CP and E-Short-Term Bonds Last Week—KRW 3.2398 Trillion Maturing This Week
South Korea’s top securities firms issued KRW 7.0096 trillion in CP and E-STB last week, with KRW 3.2398 trillion set to mature this week, signaling a decline in short-term funding activity.
[Hope for Public Funds②] 'Parking-Type' Funds Drive Bond Market Sentiment—Short-Term Bonds Remain in High Demand
South Korea's bond fund market is seeing surging inflows into short-term and credit-focused funds as investors seek safe, flexible options amid global uncertainty and falling deposit rates.
Foreign investors are intensifying net selling of South Korean Treasury futures while increasing short-term bond purchases, driving yield curve steepening as diverging U.S.-Korea rate expectations reshape market momentum.
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Market Bullish Momentum Fades as Foreign Investors Buy Short-Term Bonds, Sell Treasury Futures
Foreign investors are intensifying net selling of South Korean Treasury futures while increasing short-term bond purchases, driving yield curve steepening as diverging U.S.-Korea rate expectations reshape market momentum.
Last Week, Securities Firms Issued KRW 6.7082 Trillion in CP and E-Short-Term Bonds—KRW 2.6597 Trillion Maturing This Week
South Korea’s top securities firms issued KRW 6.7 trillion in CP and electronic short-term bonds last week, with KRW 2.7 trillion set to mature this week, highlighting robust short-term funding activity.
Homeplus has filed a criminal complaint against Shin Young Securities' CEO, alleging false statements about short-term bonds damaged its credit, escalating a legal dispute between the two firms.
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Homeplus Files Criminal Complaint Against Shin Young Securities CEO Over Alleged False Statements on Short-Term Bonds
Homeplus has filed a criminal complaint against Shin Young Securities' CEO, alleging false statements about short-term bonds damaged its credit, escalating a legal dispute between the two firms.
Korea Investment Management Co. will rename its parking-type ETF to "ACE Money Market Active," aligning with rising demand for short-term cash management and the growing dominance of money market funds in South Korea's ETF market.
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'Parking-Type Funds - MMFs Take the Lead'—Korea Investment Management Renames ETF to ACE Money Market Active - Yonhap Infomax
Korea Investment Management Co. will rename its parking-type ETF to "ACE Money Market Acti
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