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What happened?

US government bond yields have rebounded strongly in recent months.  With inflation staying more persistent than expected, investors are increasingly expecting that the US Federal Reserve will keep interest rates elevated.  For example, the US 1-year government bond yield climbed to close to a year-to-date high of above 5.2% from 4.8% at the start of the year.  This has also lifted the yield on the latest 6-month Singapore T-bill to 3.76%.  As a result, I received questions on how we can buy US Treasuries as an investor in Singapore, and if they are a good alternative to the Singapore T-bill.  In this article, I will be diving deeper to understand more about US Treasuries, and how to buy them in a simple way. Source:...