South Korea's bond market this week (Nov 16-20) is expected to be shaped by foreign investment flows and semiconductor stock movements ahead of the November monetary policy decision, according to local analysts.

Key events include South Korea's Korea Development Institute releasing its economic forecast revision on Nov 18, followed by the central bank's third-quarter household credit data. U.S. bond yields surged last week as the Federal Reserve's Christopher Waller signaled a potential 50 basis point rate hike in December. This week, multiple Fed officials including John Williams, Kevin Warsh, and Christopher Waller are scheduled to speak.

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