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10-year SGS Bond

NZ16100X

Originally auctioned 27 Jul 2016 · Matures 01 Aug 2036 · 10y 2m left

Latest cutoff yield

1.99%

Auctioned 29 Oct 2025 (reopening) · median 1.89%

Issue details

Fixed coupon:
2.25% · paid 01 Aug / 01 Feb
Tenor:
10 years
Outstanding:
S$11.6B
Auctions held:
8 (1 original + 7 reopenings)

Auction history for this issue

Auction date Type Cutoff
29 Oct 2025 reopen 1.99%
29 Mar 2022 reopen 2.57%
28 Apr 2021 reopen 1.95%
27 May 2020 reopen 1.20%
26 Sept 2019 reopen 1.88%
27 Jun 2018 reopen 2.86%
26 Apr 2017 reopen 2.39%
27 Jul 2016 new issue 2.25%

10-year SGS cutoff yield history

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Latest auction in context

Descriptive observations from MAS auction history — not forecasts or recommendations.

About SGS Bonds

SGS Bonds pay the fixed coupon (2.25% in this issue's case) semi-annually on face value until maturity. The cutoff yield is what the auction priced at — it reflects the market's required return and changes at each reopening. Holding to maturity returns face value; selling earlier in the secondary market exposes you to price fluctuation as rates move.

Frequently asked questions

When does NZ16100X mature?
NZ16100X matures on 01 Aug 2036. At maturity, holders receive the full face value of S$1,000 per bond, plus the final semi-annual coupon.
What is the coupon rate for NZ16100X?
NZ16100X pays a fixed coupon of 2.25% per year, paid semi-annually. The coupon rate is set at the original auction and does not change for reopenings — reopening auctions adjust the issue price instead to reflect prevailing yields.
How does NZ16100X's coupon compare to the current 10-year SGS benchmark yield?
NZ16100X's fixed coupon of 2.25% is 23 bp above the current 10-year SGS benchmark of 2.02% (as of 12 Jun 2026). When the benchmark yield rises above an existing bond's coupon, that bond trades below par on the secondary market; when it falls below the coupon, the bond trades above par.
How is SGS interest taxed for individuals?
SGS bonds are Qualifying Debt Securities (QDS) under IRAS. Interest income from SGS held by individuals is tax-exempt in Singapore. See iras.gov.sg for the full QDS scheme conditions.
Where can I buy NZ16100X?
NZ16100X has already been issued (most recent auction 29 Oct 2025). It can be bought or sold on the SGX secondary market through a stockbroker with CDP access. New SGS bonds are issued via MAS primary auctions — see /sgs/ for the current calendar.

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