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Zachary Teo

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12 Jul 2020

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General Investing

What happens when no one buys SSB? Given the super low rate now, will there still be people interested to purchase it? What happens to the bonds if no one purchase it?

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Wrong Sean

12 Jul 2020

The government will only issue the bonds have been applied for and allocated.

https://secure.sgs.gov.sg/fdanet/AllotmentResul...

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