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My Sweet Retirement blog posts related to Treasury bills (T Bills). Treasury bills (T Bills) are short-term Singapore Government Securities (SGS) issued at a discount to their face value
The latest 6‑month T Bill Singapore auction (BS26107X) closed with a cut‑off yield of 1.47% per annum, marking another step in the gradual upward drift in short‑term government securities. This rate reflects investors’ growing demand …
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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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The latest Singapore 6‑Month Treasury Bill (T‑bill) auction, issued under the code BS25125Z, has drawn significant attention from investors looking for safe, short‑term returns. With global interest rates shifting and local fixed deposit promotions fluctuating, …
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The cut-off yield for 6-months Singapore Treasury Bills (SGS T Bills) BS25111T is 2.05% per annum. As you can see from the chart above, the cut-off yield for Singapore Treasury Bills is on a downtrend …
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The cutoff yield for 1-Year Singapore Treasury Bills (SGS T Bills) BY25100H is 2.95% per annum. In terms of interest rates, Singapore Treasury Bills (SGS T Bills) offered higher interest rates than Singapore Savings Bond …
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The cutoff yield for 6-Month Singapore Treasury Bills (T Bills) BS24121A is 2.99% per annum. The cutoff yield for T Bills has been trending downwards since the Fed cut interest rates by 50 bps. The …
Continue readingThe effective return per year for Singapore Savings Bond fell to a low of 1.94% for June 2016 before recovering to 2.06% for July 2016. If you have followed my blog, you know that I …
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