South Korea's Credit Bond Market Stabilizes After Central Bank Rate Hike, Supported by SK Hynix Buying

According to Yonhapinfomax, South Korea's credit bond market showed relative strength on July 27 following the Bank of Korea's rate hike earlier in the month. Most AAA-rated public bonds were issued at rates lower than market assessments, while secondary market trading also remained firm. Analysts attributed the stability to sustained large-scale purchasing by SK Hynix and improved institutional buying capacity as the dollar-won exchange rate stabilized, combined with rising absolute yield levels that enhanced investment appeal.
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