News · BOK · 26 May 2026
The Bank of Korea has announced a 0.6 trillion won fixed-rate tender issuance for Monetary Stabilization Bonds maturing in April 2028 and March 2029, with bidding scheduled for May 27, 2026. Eligible financial institutions will submit electronic bids through BOK-Wire+, subject to allocation limits based on their open market operation evaluation scores and a minimum bid increment of 10 billion won. The final tender rate will be determined on the auction day, with settlement occurring on May 28, 2026, and quarterly interest payments made in arrears until principal repayment at maturity.
Regular MSB Fixed Rate Tender Issuance Announcement May 26, 2026 The Bank of Korea hereby announces the regular MSB fixed rate tender issuance for May 2026 as follows.
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Details of Monetary Stabilization Bond Fixed Rate Tender Issuance
ㅇ The tender rate will be determined and announced on the day of auction reflecting market conditions (at around 10:50 a.m.). E. Settlement date: Refer to the Notice. ㅇ Each winning bidder will pay at the winning rate (in their current accounts with the Bank of Korea) ㅇ The calculation of the issue unit price is in units of one million won (rounding down for amounts less than one million won). <Formula for calculating unit issue price> 발행가액 = × ×
: face value, : coupon rate, : issue yield : number of interest payments per year : number of remaining interest payments : number of days from the day following the sales date to the next interest payment due date : number of days from the day after the last interest payment due date (or issue date if no interest is due) to the next interest payment due date
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