What the news says
This move is directly related to the Bank of Korea's monetary policy and liquidity management. The issuance yield reflects the BoK's assessment of liquidity conditions and short-term interest rate expectations, affecting the domestic yield curve and short-term funding costs of regional financial institutions.
07/20, 08:40 AM
Bank of Korea sold 91-day monetary stabilisation bonds at a yield of 2.670%.
Bank of Korea sold 91-day monetary stabilisation bonds at a yield of 2.670%.
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07/20, 08:40 AM
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