South Korea's first issuance of euro-denominated sovereign bonds in four years receives over 10 billion euros in subscription.

Jin10 reported on June 27 that, according to foreign media, South Korea will issue Euro bonds for the first time in nearly four years, obtaining over 10 billion Euros (equivalent to 11.7 billion USD) in investor subscriptions. This underscores the demand for South Korean sovereign bonds since Lee Jae-myung was elected president. South Korea is supplying 700 million Euros in three-year sovereign bonds and 700 million Euros in seven-year government bonds.

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