[Bonds closed] weak finish on 50-year government bond issuance next month News

[Korea hyerin nine financial newspaper reporter] closed treasury interest rates rise (bond prices) to the 50-year Treasury bond issued news of the government.

20 days songeonseok second Vice Ministry of Strategy and Finance said that "late next month, will be issued for 50-year government bonds to around 300 billion won sized 'press conference held at the Sejong government complex. Also, he added, but also equalize the market demand, '20, '30, I think a better way to extend the 50-year long-term bonds such as government bonds.

Day, according to the Korea Financial Investment Association is a 3-year government bond rose 1.5bp 1.670% compared to previous trading, the 10-year government bonds finished trading at 2.184 percent, up 4.9bp. 50-year showed a rise 3.6bp 2.218%.

Three years government bond futures (KTBF) was closed on 6 ticks down 109.48 compared to the previous trading day. Although banks are net buyers to the 2570 agreement, foreigners were net short 5871 contracts. Only dwaetgo 8620 contract deals 7, open interest increased by 1763 contracts.

'10 KTB futures (LKTBF) was trading at 125.00, down 49 ticks compared to the previous trading day. The banks were net long contracts brokerage 2153 were 4091 contracts net short. 6 of the 21 223 contracts open interest has increased trade agreement 838.

91-day MSBs was trading at 1.325% from the previous trading day rose 0.8bp. While one-year monetary stabilization was finished trading at 1.466% rose 0.8bp, 2-yr MSBs hold was trading at 1.609 percent, up 1.4bp.

Debentures (unsecured three years) AA- yields rose 1.4bp 2.135%, corporate bonds (non-guaranteed 3 years) compared to the previous trading day closed at 8.336 percent, up BBB- 1.6bp.

CD 91-day notice was to 1.490%, CP 91 days 1.630% of water remained flat as previous trading.



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