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T-bills, SSBs continue to offer investment opportunities, but look elsewhere too: Experts
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Experts said T-bills remain an investment option for those with a relatively shorter investment horizon of six months to a year.
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SINGAPORE – With the US 10-year Treasury yield hovering around 5 per cent, highs not seen since 2007, some of that bullishness is rubbing off on Singapore Government securities, such as the six-month and one-year Treasury Bills (T-bills) and Singapore Savings Bonds (SSBs).
The US 10-year Treasury is regarded as the benchmark for borrowing costs around the world and many loans, from mortgages to education and car loans, are priced off that 10-year rate.
