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Korea EXIM Bank Postpones Yen Bond as Market Volatility Jumps
Source: Bloomberg
Credit & Bond MarketsCurrency & FXDerivatives & Volatility
The Export-Import Bank of Korea postponed a planned yen bond sale after a sharp rise in bond-market volatility hindered its ability to meet the targeted issuance size at planned pricing. The report gives no issuance amount or revised timetable.
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