According to South Korea's Ministry of Finance's 2027 budget proposal, South Korea plans to issue bonds worth up to 222.8 trillion won next year. Of the total amount, 110.7 trillion won will be used to repay maturing debts, while 15.9 trillion won will be used for market making operations, such as buybacks, according to four Ministry of Finance and Budget officials who asked not to be named. This will bring the net circulation to approximately 96.3 trillion won. According to two Ministry of Finance officials, according to next year's budget proposal, the maximum issuance limit for foreign-currency stable bonds is 8 billion US dollars, while the maximum issuance limit for stable bonds denominated in Korean won is 13.8 trillion won.

According to South Korea's Ministry of Finance's 2027 budget proposal, South Korea plans to issue bonds worth up to 222.8 trillion won next year. Of the total amount, 110.7 trillion won will be used to repay maturing debts, while 15.9 trillion won will be used for market making operations, such as buybacks, according to four Ministry of Finance and Budget officials who asked not to be named. This will bring the net circulation to approximately 96.3 trillion won. According to two Ministry of Finance officials, according to next year's budget proposal, the maximum issuance limit for foreign-currency stable bonds is 8 billion US dollars, while the maximum issuance limit for stable bonds denominated in Korean won is 13.8 trillion won.