Singapore’s one-year T-bill yield reached a 2026 high of 1.92% on October 15

The Straits Times reports that Singapore’s one-year T-bill yield rose from 1.68% on July 23 to 1.92% on October 15, with no more one-year auctions scheduled for 2026. November’s Singapore Savings Bonds offer an average annual return of 2.45% if held for 10 years, but 1.67% if redeemed after one year. Phillip Securities’ Daryl Liew told the paper that Singapore-listed dividend stocks remain more attractive to him.