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Korea Yield Curve Steepest Since 2021 as Long-Bond Slump Deepens

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By Hooyeon Kim Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Bloomberg, Korea Financial Investment Association (Bloomberg) -- The spread between South Korea’s three- and 10-year government bond yields has widened to the highest in nearly five years amid a global selloff in long-dated securities and expectations that Bank of Korea won’t raise interest rates aggressively. The gap between the two rates was almost 54 basis points on Tuesday, the highest since October 2021, according to Korea Financial Investment Association data compiled by Bloomberg.
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Korea Yield Curve Steepest Since 2021 as Long-Bond Slump Deepens

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By Hooyeon Kim Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
(Bloomberg) -- The spread between South Korea's three- and 10-year government bond yields has widened to the highest in nearly five years amid a global selloff in long-dated securities and expectations that Bank of Korea won't raise interest rates aggressively.
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South Korean Won Advances Past Key Level of 1,400 Per Dollar

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By Hooyeon Kim Verified, Jaehyun Eom Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- The South Korean won strengthened past the key psychological level of 1,400 per dollar for the first time in more than 10 months, extending a recovery fueled by a booming semiconductor industry. The won gained as much as 0.9% to 1,398.80 per dollar on Wednesday, the strongest since September 2025.
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