Singapore government bonds are outperforming US Treasuries by the widest margin since 2007, driven by a drop in local interbank borrowing costs. The move suggests a surge in haven demand for Singapore sovereign debt. The article points to stronger defensive positioning in the local bond market rather than a broad policy shift.
Singapore government bonds are outperforming US Treasuries by the widest margin since 2007, driven by a drop in local interbank borrowing costs. The move suggests a surge in haven demand for Singapore sovereign debt. The article points to stronger defensive positioning in the local bond market rather than a broad policy shift.
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