Auction & issuance calendar
Every announced Singapore T-bill auction, SSB application window, and SGS bond auction, in date order — with the projected next SSB window until MAS announces it, plus announced distribution payment dates for the S-REITs whose payout announcements we capture. For the full-year schedule, see the MAS T-bill auction calendar for 2026.
Data checked 02 Oct 2026, (stale)
Upcoming dates
Oct 2026
- 08 Oct 2026 · in 6 days — Cut-off yield published early afternoon on auction day.
- 27 Oct 2026 · in 25 days — 1.67% year 1. Apply via internet banking by 9pm.
Nov 2026
- 02 Nov 2026 · in 31 days — Allotment results are published a few days before issuance.
- Next SSB applications open Projected02 Nov 2026 · in 31 days — Projected ~1.73% year 1 — computed estimate, not MAS-announced.
- Next SSB applications close Projected25 Nov 2026 · in 54 days — Projected from the standard MAS calendar.
Dec 2026
- Next SSB issued Projected01 Dec 2026 · in 60 days — Projected from the standard MAS calendar.
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How the issuance cycle works
- 6-month T-bills are auctioned roughly every two weeks; 1-year T-bills quarterly. MAS announces each auction about a week ahead. See the estimated next cut-off range.
- Savings Bonds are issued monthly: the new issue is announced on the first business day of the month, applications close at 9pm on the 4th-last business day, and the bond is issued on the first business day of the next month. See the projected next issue.
- SGS bonds follow MAS's annual issuance calendar, with new issues and reopenings across 2- to 50-year tenors.
- S-REIT distributions are declared by each REIT's manager, usually quarterly or half-yearly, with an ex-date, record date, and payment date. Unlike the government securities above, REIT payouts are not guaranteed — the amount and timing are set by the issuer each period. See the S-REIT screener.
T-bill, SSB, and SGS dates come from the MAS API and update automatically as new auctions are announced. S-REIT payment dates are captured weekly from the issuer's own investor-relations pages for 9 of the 24 REITs we track — a missing REIT here does not mean no distribution has been declared. Projected dates follow MAS's standard calendar rules and can shift — confirm on MAS's official issuance calendar before acting.