South Korea sells 30-year treasury bonds at 4.630% yield
South Korea sold 30-year treasury bonds at a 4.630% yield, according to the finance ministry. Separately, the country sold 3.1 trillion won of two-year government debt with accepted yields ranging from 3.705 to 3.785 percent, showing notable dispersion in bidding.
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🚨 SOUTH KOREA SELLS 30-YEAR TREASURY BONDS AT 4.630% YIELD: FINANCE MINISTRY
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South Korea sold 3.1 trillion won of two year government debt this morning and the buyers could not agree what it was worth. Accepted yields ran from 3.705 to 3.785 percent. One bidder came in at 3.815 and went home with nothing. Eight basis points. In this instrument that is https://t.co/Qx3M5aHxO0