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Nomura Turns More Confident on Korean Bonds, Sees BOK on Hold

Nomura is turning more bullish on South Korean bonds, raising its conviction level on receiving a 5-year Korea non-deliverable interest-rate swap position starting in 2027.

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Nomura Turns More Confident on Korean Bonds, Sees BOK on Hold
Nomura is turning more bullish on South Korean bonds, raising its conviction level on receiving a 5-year Korea non-deliverable interest-rate swap position starting in 2027.
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