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SGD bonds still hot as interest rates stay low

Published Mon, Oct 16, 2017 · 09:50 PM
    Still low

    Singapore

    SINGAPORE-dollar (SGD) bond deals continue to hit the market, and are being snapped up by investors who fear the "low-for-long" interest rate mantra is sticking.

    Yields have thus been falling, as strong demand leads to spreads tightening.

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