Yields on government bonds rose, flattening the yield curve, while Treasury futures narrowed their losses.
13Government bond yields rose across the board, and short- to medium-term yields climbed more than long-term yields, flattening the yield curve. On the day, foreign investors’ net buying of Treasury futures and 10-year bond auction strength helped narrow futures losses in the afternoon.
13Government bond yields rose on the day. For investors, movements in yields and futures directly affect short-term rate-sensitive positions.
According to the bond market, the final quoted yield on 3-year bonds rose 4.1bp from the previous session to 3.809%.
10-year bond yields rose by 3.3bp to 4.263%.
30the yield on the 0.8rose by 4.446and stood at %.
At 1p.m.,34the futures for government bonds due in the 3year fell by 6ticks from the previous trading day to 103.04.
At the same time, the futures for government bonds due in the 10year fell by 19ticks to 105.86.
Foreign investors were net buyers of 3contracts of the futures for government bonds due in the 5,088year and 10contracts of the futures for government bonds due in the 3,373year.
In a morning auction of Treasury bonds due in the 10year, the yield was set at 4.255%, and 2won was allotted.8.
The bidding volume was tallied at 7trillion 8billion 280.
The market reportedly said that the escalation of armed conflict between the United States and Iran fueled a rise in short-term interest rates. Although stock prices plunged during the session, foreign investors' futures buying and the bidding results helped narrow some of the weakness in the afternoon.
Sources: 연합인포맥스
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