With the US Fed adjusting interest rates to historic low level to 0-0.25% , would we see the same trend coming to Singapore, which means we can borrow at 0-0.25% interest?

This is an interesting question! In fact there was a recent new SME Loans policy which just came out by MAS.

The TLDR here would mean a boost has been given to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) who want to take out government-assisted loans at low interest rates as firms attempt to ride out the Covid-19 crisis.

SUMMARY: To keep business afloat and the economy up. However, not for retail consumers segment (YET)

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will offer near-zero interest rate loans to eligible banks - just 0.1 per cent per annum for a two-year tenor - in a move to support SME lending under schemes from Enterprise Singapore (ESG).

The initiative will help lower the cost of loans for the Enhanced Enterprise Financing Scheme - SME Working Capital Loan and the Temporary Bridging Loan Programme, said an MAS and ESG statement on Monday (April 20).​​​