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Another robust year expected for Singapore bond market

Improving prospects will lead to more spending, funding needs: fixed income bankers

Published Thu, Dec 21, 2017 · 09:50 PM
    A good year

    Singapore

    THE Singapore bond market should remain buoyant in 2018 amid increasing economic activity and continuing momentum from a rousing 2017 that was the local debt market's best bar one since 2005.

    Fixed income bankers point to overall improving economic prospects regionally and globally which will lead to more spending and funding needs.

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