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South Korea to issue KRW 18.0tln in government bonds in February

The South Korean government’s decision to issue KRW 18 trillion in bonds could be a sign of increased fiscal activity, potentially impacting the local yield curve.

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South Korea to issue KRW 18.0tln in government bonds in February

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This issuance often reflects government funding needs and can influence investor appetite for duration, as well as sentiment in the broader fixed-income market. Watch for how this aligns with previous demand trends and market expectations for interest rates going forward.

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