August 12, 2026MacroStocks·Bearish·fixed income
South Korea's 30-year government bond yield hits record high
South Korea's 30-year government bond yield hit a record high of 4.67%, driven by elevated oil prices, energy inflation fears, and waning demand from life insurers, signaling growing pressure on Korea's debt market.
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🚨 SOUTH KOREA’S 30Y BOND YIELD HITS RECORD 4.67%! ↳ High oil prices & weak demand pressure bonds ↳ Energy inflation fears push yields higher Rising yields signal growing pressure on Korea’s debt market.
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JUST IN: 📈 South Korea's 30-year government bond yield has reportedly hit a record high, with elevated oil prices and waning demand from life insurers cited as the key drivers. https://t.co/Mye3ju4NaH