What Happened?
Over the past few months, we’ve witnessed a decline in the yield for the 6-month Treasury bill. The most recent 6-month T-bill, identified as BS25101F, saw its cut-off yield dip to 2.99%, down from the previous 3.05% in the last auction. Similarly, Singapore’s fixed deposit rates have also been falling. This trend has sparked discussions among investors in the Beansprout community, with many pondering whether it might be more beneficial to consider the upcoming 1-year T-bill. Mark your calendars for the 1-year Singapore T-bill auction (BY25100H) happening on January 23, 2025. In this post, I’ll be diving into the latest indicators to assess if securing the 1-year Singapore T-bill is a smart move. Source: MAS
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