Anonymous

01 Oct 2022

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General Investing

Does anyone know how much was the last T-bill % for 1 year duration? There’s one coming up in October 2022 (for 1 year t-bill) right.. am thinking to subscribe.. thanks!

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Choon Yuan Chan

02 Oct 2022

3.1% previosuly. T bills are capital guranted by the Singaproe government

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Tenacious Dreamer

01 Oct 2022

You can search for the past auction results at https://eservices.mas.gov.sg/statistics/fdanet/...

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