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Anonymous

11 Oct 2022

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Is the interest rate for 6 months T-bills or 1 year T-bills higher typically?

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Seedly Rookie

13 Oct 2022

T-Bills 1 year is typically higher - which makes sense logically.

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PP

12 Oct 2022

Based on cut-off yields of past issuances, 1-year T-bill is higher.

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Chris

11 Oct 2022

From past issuances, it seems that T-bills with longer tenor tend to give higher yield. Which T-bill...

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