A roundup of the best fixed deposit rates in Singapore for November 2026, sourced directly from the official pages of DBS, POSB, UOB, OCBC, Standard Chartered, CIMB, Hong Leong Finance, RHB, Maybank, and Bank of China.
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Singapore Savings Bond SBDEC26 GX26120A is 2.39%
Singapore Savings Bond SBDEC26 (GX26120A) offers a 2.39% 10-year average return, with a higher first-year rate of 1.83%. Full interest rate table, issue details, and how to apply.
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CapitaLand Investment 3Q 2026 Business Update
The CapitaLand Investment 3Q 2026 business update, released on 4 November 2026, shows an asset manager that continues to lean harder into its fee business while steadily shrinking the amount of property it owns directly …
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Centurion Accommodation REIT 3Q 2026 Results: Revenue Beats Forecast as Dormitory Occupancy Hits 98%
Centurion Accommodation REIT 3Q 2026 results beat the IPO forecast, with net property income up 4.8% and dormitory occupancy at 98.1%.
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T-Bill Singapore BS26122V is 1.86%
The 6-month Singapore T-bill BS26122V cleared at a cut-off yield of 1.86% p.a. at its 4 November 2026 auction, down from 1.95%. Key dates, comparison with recent auctions, and how to apply for the next one.
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Anthropic IPO 2026: What the S-1 Filing Reveals
The Anthropic IPO moved from rumour to paper on 26 October 2026, when Anthropic, PBC publicly filed its registration statement with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission for a proposed listing on Nasdaq. This …
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DBS Fixed Deposit Rate in 2026: Is It Worth It?
The DBS fixed deposit rate is one of the most searched numbers in Singapore personal finance, mostly because DBS is the bank where many of us already keep our salary and savings. In this guide …
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MPACT 2Q FY26/27 Financial Results: DPU of 1.94 Cents
The MPACT 2Q FY26/27 financial results, released on 30 October 2026, show a Singapore-anchored real estate investment trust (REIT) that is leaning heavily on VivoCity and lower interest costs to make up for weakness in …
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