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Singapore Savings Bonds, T-bills & SGS — latest rates

Data checked 02 Oct 2026,

Auto-refreshed from MAS — tap any rate for full history. SGS bond prices fluctuate before maturity.

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Rate history at a glance
  • SSB year 1
  • 6m T-bill
  • 1y T-bill
  • SGS 10y
Rate history at a glance — most recent 12 months of 497 data points. The full series is in the CSV export under /api/.
Date SSB year 16m T-bill1y T-billSGS 10y
2025-11-03 1.39
2025-11-06 1.37
2025-11-20 1.39
2025-12-01 1.35
2025-12-04 1.41
2025-12-18 1.48
2025-12-31 1.6
2026-01-02 1.33
2026-01-15 1.39
2026-01-22 1.44
2026-01-29 1.37
2026-02-02 1.35
2026-02-12 1.36
2026-02-26 1.36
2026-03-02 1.38
2026-03-12 1.37
2026-03-26 1.46
2026-04-01 1.36
2026-04-09 1.47
2026-04-16 1.46
2026-04-23 1.4
2026-04-28 2.09
2026-05-04 1.4
2026-05-07 1.4
2026-05-21 1.45
2026-06-02 1.46
2026-06-04 1.48
2026-06-18 1.47
2026-07-01 1.46
2026-07-02 1.5
2026-07-16 1.55
2026-07-23 1.68
2026-07-30 1.59
2026-08-03 1.46
2026-08-13 1.56
2026-08-27 1.62.3
2026-09-01 1.52
2026-09-10 1.7
2026-09-24 1.92
2026-10-01 1.65
2026-11-02 1.67

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Want more yield than government bonds?

The largest Singapore REITs we track (S-REITs) currently pay a trailing yield of about 5.90% — about 398 bps more than the 1.92% 6-month T-bill.

That extra yield isn't free: unlike SSBs and T-bills, a REIT's unit price and payout can fall. It's a yield gap, not a safety upgrade.

Compare 24 Singapore REITs → See the yield gap in full →

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