South Korea – “first time a non-European nation sold euro-denominated bonds with a negative yield”
Summary
By sueyangfx.com September 10, 2020 at 03:52AM Yonhap with that headline, the South Korean media nothing the country’s sale of USD denominated bonds also: Yonhap citing the finance ministry saying issuance was for its foreign exchange stabilization scheme.
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September 10, 2020 at 03:52AM
Yonhap with that headline, the South Korean media nothing the country’s sale of USD denominated bonds also:
Yonhap citing the finance ministry saying issuance was for its foreign exchange stabilization scheme.