Taiwan 10Y govt bond yield rises 4.8 bps to 1.7780%

On June 8, 2026, the yield on Taiwan’s 10-year government bond rose by 4.8 basis points to 1.7780%, reflecting recent market dynamics and investor sentiment. This increase marks a continuation of the upward trend observed in recent weeks, with the yield gaining 8.00 basis points over the past four weeks and 2.50 basis points in the last 12 months.

The current yield is significantly lower than the historical peak of 6.32% recorded in June 1999 but remains elevated compared to the 1.31% low seen in March 2024. Analysts and macroeconomic models suggest that the yield is expected to trade at 1.53% by the end of the quarter and 1.47% in 12 months.

The recent rise in yields may be attributed to shifting expectations regarding monetary policy and broader economic conditions. Investors are closely monitoring developments in the bond market, as fluctuations in government bond yields can influence borrowing costs and investment strategies across various sectors.