Koo Yun-chul - 'Government, BOK to Coordinate Emergency Buybacks, Outright Treasury Purchases if Needed'
Deputy Prime Minister Koo Yun-chul signals coordinated government-BOK response with emergency buyback programs and outright treasury bond purchases to stabilize markets
Foreign investors purchased 668.5 billion won of South Korea's 10-year treasury bonds in a single day, signaling potential WGBI-related demand ahead of the country's inclusion in the World Government Bond Index, with passive funds expected to flow in as the inclusion date approaches next month.
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WGBI Inflows Gaining Momentum? - Foreigners Snap Up 450 Billion Won of 10-Year Bonds in Single Day
Foreign investors purchased 668.5 billion won of South Korea's 10-year treasury bonds in a single day, signaling potential WGBI-related demand ahead of the country's inclusion in the World Government Bond Index, with passive funds expected to flow in as the inclusion date approaches next month.
South Korean markets show mixed performance with KOSPI declining 96 points to 5,487.24 while KOSDAQ edges up 4.56 points, as won weakens against dollar amid global market volatility and rising bond yields across domestic and international markets
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[Today's Bond and Foreign Exchange Memo](March 16)
South Korean markets show mixed performance with KOSPI declining 96 points to 5,487.24 while KOSDAQ edges up 4.56 points, as won weakens against dollar amid global market volatility and rising bond yields across domestic and international markets
BOK to Purchase 3 Trillion Won in Treasury Bonds on March 10 - 3, 5, 10-Year Notes
Bank of Korea announces outright purchase of 3 trillion won in government bonds across 3-year, 5-year, and 10-year maturities scheduled for March 10
South Korea's bond market faces volatility from US-Iran tensions and surging oil prices, with investors watching whether 27 trillion won in maturing treasury bonds can provide market support amid global inflation concerns and yields spiking to multi-year highs across major economies.
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KRW 27 Trillion in Treasury Bonds Set to Mature - Will It Support Shaky Market?
South Korea's bond market faces volatility amid U.S.-Iran tensions as 27 trillion won in treasury bonds mature on March 10, with market participants questioning whether the maturity will provide support as international oil prices surge past $100 per barrel for the first time since July 2022, driving 10-year treasury yields up 17.2 basis points to the 3.6% range while dealers express mixed views on whether reinvestment demand can offset bearish sentiment driven by global inflation concerns and oil price dominance in current market conditions.
[Son Ji-hyun's Bond Analysis] Key Variables in Focus Ahead of Monetary Policy Board Meeting
South Korea's bond market adopts a cautious stance ahead of the Bank of Korea's February policy meeting, with global risk factors, oil prices, and US policy signals shaping market sentiment.
South Korea's Ministry of Economy and Finance will issue 500 billion won ($375 million) in Treasury bonds via a book-building non-competitive auction on February 27, aiming to boost liquidity of outstanding issues ahead of the country's inclusion in the FTSE World Government Bond Index (WGBI).
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Ministry of Economy and Finance to Issue 500 Billion Won in Treasury Bonds via Book-Building Method—'Enhancing Liquidity of Outstanding Issues Ahead of WGBI Inclusion'
South Korea's Ministry of Economy and Finance will issue 500 billion won ($375 million) in Treasury bonds via a book-building non-competitive auction on February 27, aiming to boost liquidity of outstanding issues ahead of the country's inclusion in the FTSE World Government Bond Index (WGBI).
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