The 1-year T Bill Singapore BY26100S, closed with a cut‑off yield of 1.44% per annum. This is higher than the 1.35% first‑year interest offered by this month’s Singapore Savings Bond (SBFEB26). What are Treasury Bills …
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GXS HUAT Boost Pocket: Get S$10 Cashback per S$5,000
GXS Bank has launched a festive‑themed promotion that blends short‑term savings with guaranteed rewards. Under this campaign, customers receive S$10 cashback for every S$5,000 in fresh funds deposited into a new 3‑month Boost Pocket, up …
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OCBC Bank Share Price Breaks Above S$21, Reaches New High
OCBC’s share price surpassed the S$21 threshold on 23rd January 2026, reaching an intraday high of S$21.29 before stabilising at S$21.23 during mid‑day. This move represents a new record for the counter and occurred alongside …
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CNY New Notes 2026
Chinese New Year (CNY) 2026 will once again see banks across Singapore rolling out their popular pop‑up ATMs islandwide, making it easier for everyone to withdraw crisp banknotes for festive gifting. These temporary machines typically …
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OCBC Chinese New Year 2026 Savings Promotion
As Singaporeans prepare for the Chinese New Year celebrations, OCBC has introduced a timely savings promotion designed to help customers start the Year of the Horse with stronger financial footing. From 1 January to 31 …
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TSMC Reports Strong Q4 2025
TSMC’s fourth‑quarter 2025 financial results paint a vivid picture of a company operating at the centre of the global semiconductor ecosystem, where demand for advanced chips continues to reshape both its financial trajectory and the …
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OCBC Share Price Crosses S$20
OCBC’s share price has climbed past S$20 in recent weeks, marking one of its strongest runs in years and placing the bank near record territory. This rise has occurred alongside a broader rally in Singapore …
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T Bill Singapore BS26101E is 1.39%
The first T‑bill issued in 2026, Singapore BS26101E, closed with a cut‑off yield of 1.39% per annum. This is marginally higher than the 1.35% first‑year interest offered by this month’s Singapore Savings Bond (SBFEB26). However, …
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