As of the latest update on ---- GMT+0, the Singapore 5 Years / Singapore 10 Years Government Bond Spread value is ---- basis points (bp), where 1 basis point equals 0.01%.
This indicates that the yield of Singapore 5 Years Government Bond is ----% ---- than that of Singapore 10 Years Government Bond. Specifically, the Singapore 5 Years Government Bond has a yield of ----%, while the Singapore 10 Years Government Bond offers a yield of ----%.
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Singapore 5 Years / Singapore 10 Years Spread - Interactive Chart
The Singapore 5 Years / Singapore 10 Years Government Bond Spread reached a maximum value of ---- bp (----) and a minimum value of ---- bp (----).
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Singapore 5 Years / Singapore 10 Years Spread - Latest variations
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Singapore 5 Years / Singapore 10 Years Spread - Yearly Range
Singapore 5 Years / Singapore 10 Years Government Bond Spread: historic yield range for every year.
In case of domestic spread, a long term bond should grant a higher return than a shorter one.
A green candlestick means that spread variation is positive in the year.
A red candlestick means that spread variation is negative in the year.
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In case of domestic spread, a long term bond should grant a higher return than a shorter one.
A green candlestick means that spread variation is positive in the year.
A red candlestick means that spread variation is negative in the year.
Available Data Source: from ---- to ----
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