The Bank of Korea Cuts Issuance Size of 1- and 2-Year Monetary Stabilization Bonds by 50%
The Bank of Korea "Contributes to Enhancing Investor Sentiment in the Bond Market"
[Asia Economy Reporter Jang Sehee] The Bank of Korea announced on the 16th that it will reduce the issuance plan for Monetary Stabilization Bonds in March, announced on February 25, by 50%.
Accordingly, the 2-year bond auction on the 17th has been adjusted to 1.1 trillion won, and the 1-year bond auction on the 22nd to 300 billion won.
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Meanwhile, the Bank of Korea expects this measure to contribute to improving investor sentiment in the bond market and alleviating interest rate volatility.
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