bonds
Latest Singapore 6-month T-bill offers cut-off yield of 3.8%
THE cut-off yield on the latest Singapore six-month Treasury bill (T-bill) rose slightly to 3.8 per cent, according to auction results released by the Monetary Authority of Singapore on...
Wing Tai prices S$100 million 5-year notes at 4.38%
WING Tai : W05 0% has priced S$100 million in fixed-rate senior unsecured notes due Apr 3, 2029, at 4.38 per cent. Coupon payments will be made semi-annually.The notes...
Funds sell Indonesian bonds on fiscal fears, free lunch pledge
INTERNATIONAL investors have become skittish over Indonesian bonds as election pledges have spurred burgeoning budgetary fears and a possible spending spree. Global funds have withdrawn US$1.1 billion from Indonesian...
CLI issues 1 billion yuan of 3.5% sustainability-linked bonds in China
CAPITALAND Investment (CLI) has raised 1 billion yuan (S$187.1 million) from its inaugural sustainability-linked bond issuance in China. The bond was issued under CLI’s 2 billion yuan debt programme...
Malaysian bonds beat emerging Asia peers as ringgit bounces back
MALAYSIA’S ringgit has been one of emerging Asia’s best performer this month, giving investors another reason to buy the nation’s bonds. The currency has strengthened almost 0.8 per cent...
PepsiCo, IBM sell bonds through Singapore to reap tax benefit
A POTENTIAL tax benefit is spurring United States companies including PepsiCo and International Business Machines (IBM) to sell bonds through their Singapore subsidiaries, fuelling a record surge of sales...
PepsiCo, IBM sell bonds through Singapore to reap tax benefit
A POTENTIAL tax benefit is spurring United States companies including PepsiCo and International Business Machines (IBM) to sell bonds through their Singapore subsidiaries, fuelling a record surge of sales...
Philippines raises record 585 billion pesos from retail treasury bonds
THE Philippines raised a record 585 billion pesos (S$14 billion) from the sale of small-denominated treasury bonds, which will help fund government projects and plug a gaping budget shortfall....
