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What are some other options for investors now that Singapore T-bill yields are easing?
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T-bills are short-term Singapore government bonds with six-month or 12-month maturities.
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SINGAPORE - For more than two years, Treasury bills have been the go-to option for conservative investors looking to cash in on high interest rates, but the compensation for holding and rolling Singapore Government Securities is waning as yields soften.
Singapore T-bill yields are likely to fall further over the next six to 12 months, with the US Federal Reserve widely expected to embark on a series of rate cuts, says Mr Lui Chee Ming, head of investment advisory, onshore Citigold private client at Citibank Singapore.
