Corporates rush to lock in low rates
Year to date, Singdollar bond market has already raised S$4.8b; home buyers also expected to pin down borrowing costs for next 2-3 years
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THE plunge in local interest rates to a five-month low has led to a rush of companies selling debt, including the year's first retail bond offering.
Currency players say that home buyers might want to emulate these companies and lock in borrowing costs for the next 2-3 years as the fall in interest rates, which is due to the sharp decline of the US dollar since peaking this year in January, could be temporary.
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