The closing yield on the 6-month Singapore T-bill was at 2.91% on 20 February. What happened? Despite the fall in T-bill yields, many investors still seem to be watching the upcoming auction closely. After all, some may be hoping that the cut-off yield for the upcoming 6-month Singapore T-bill auction (BS25104H) on 27 February 2025 may rebound from the yield of 2.90% in the previous auction. I have also seen some questions in the Beansprout community about whether there will be loss of additional CPF interest for CPF-OA applications in the upcoming auction. In this post, I will be looking at the latest indicators to find out if it might still be worthwhile applying for the upcoming T-bill auction. Source: MAS Here's what to expect for the Singapore T-bill auction on 27 Feb #1 – US bond yields have remained stable The 10-year US government bond yield was at 4.4% on 21 February, largely unchanged from the beginning of the month....