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Korean Bond Yields Look Capped as BOK to Push Back Rate Hikes
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South Korea's bond yields are expected to remain capped as the central bank prioritizes market stability over near-term rate hikes, limiting potential for further yield increases.
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South Korea’s shorter-maturity bond yields are unlikely to revisit their February highs as the central bank prioritizes steadying markets over delivering near-term interest-rate hikes, strategists say.
Original article published by
Bloomberg
on March 9, 2026.
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