3-month SOR continues to fall on benign financial market conditions
Strategists also cite low expectation of USD rally as a factor for weak interest rates
Singapore
LOCAL interest rates continue to fall amid flush liquid market conditions.
The three-month swap offer rate (SOR) has been tumbling since late April, and at 0.7683 per cent on May 9 is back to early February levels. The three-month SOR is a benchmark used for corporate loans.
The three-month Sibor (Singapore interbank offered rate), a key rate to price home loans, has been relatively stable - it has been at 0.9985 per …
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