Tag Archive: SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT BONDS

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Singapore Savings Bonds - Comparison, Thoughts and Implications

Singapore Savings Bonds – Comparison, Thoughts and Implications

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Is it a bird ?  Is it a plane ? Is it a bond ? Or what is it ? Singapore Savings Bonds – a sort of bond but more than that. My… Continue reading →

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Singapore Rates Weekly

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USD 1M Libor 0.18225% USD 3M Libor 0.27975% USD 6M Libor 0.41090% 1Q15 Unemployment Rate 1.8% vs expected 2% but …the last time Singapore created only 300 jobs for a quarter was back… Continue reading →

SGD Rates Weekly : A Sibor For Your Thoughts

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1M LIBOR   0.17975% 3M LIBOR   0.27375% 6M LIBOR   0.40115% 2/4/15 Mar Purchasing Managers Index 49.6 vs expected 49.6 Mar Electronics Sector Index 50.1 vs previous 49.8 The SGD continued to strengthen… Continue reading →

SGD RATES WEEKLY : SOR WHAT ABOUT THE MINI BOND AUCTION ?

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LIBOR RATES 1M 0.178 3M 0.2754 6M 0.4049 SIBOR has been breaking their 6 year highs daily as SOR eased off on the week as the SGD dollar stabilised in the NEER basket.… Continue reading →

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Equity Thursday : Bad Vibes For Reits

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The FTSE Straits Times Real Estate Investment Trust Index is  up 7.2 % on the year and 179% higher than its low back in Mar 2009. 10Y Chart of SREITS and their dividends… Continue reading →

Weekend Bond Special : New 15Y SGS Auction

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Busy weekend full of nasties from battling the invasion of a monitor lizard in my drain to fighting an influx of little grasshoppers till someone sent me a picture of a squashed monkey… Continue reading →

Bonds In Conversation : New Records, Then What ?

Bonds In Conversation : New Records, Then What ?

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Foreword : Tradehaven is an independent website striving to promote awareness on financial products and understanding of risks. The costs of maintaining a steady stream of articles is SGD 30k per annum and… Continue reading →

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Strategy : Bonds For Secular Stagnation 1

Strategy : Bonds For Secular Stagnation

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Secular stagnation is the “New Neutral“. Larry Summers was definitely no sour grapes when he brought up the secular stagnation issue last Dec shortly after he pulled out of the Fed chair race… Continue reading →

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SGD Rates And Bonds Weekly

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Economic News 3Q Final GDP +1.3% QoQ vs expected -0.3% 3Q Final GDP +5.8% YoY vs expected +5.3% Oct CPI +0.2% MoM vs expected +0.2% Oct CPI +2% YoY vs expected +2.1% Oct… Continue reading →

SGD Rates and Bonds Weekly

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Economic News Sep Retail Sales Ex Auto +0.3% YoY vs expected +1.8% Sep Retail Sales +0.5% MoM vs expected +1.0% Sep Retail Sales -5.9% YoY vs expected -4.4% Oct Electronics Exports -1.4% YoY… Continue reading →