The closing yield on the 1-year Singapore T-bill of 1.45% is lower than the 6-month T-bill yield. Investors of the 1-year T-bill may face lower re-investment risks. What happened? The Singapore T-bill yield has been steadily rising over the past few months. The latest yield on the 6-month Singapore T-bill reached 1.55% in the latest 6-month T-bill auction. Likewise, fixed deposit rates in Singapore have also started to climb higher again. This has sparked some discussion in the Beansprout community about where is the best place to park cash for higher yields. In this article, I will I will be looking at some of the latest indicators to find out if it is worthwhile applying for the upcoming 1-year Singapore T-bill auction (BY26102T) on 23 July 2026, and how it compared to the 6-month Singapore T-bill and fixed deposits. What is the likely yield on the 1-year Singapore T-bill? Like the 6-month Singapore T-bill yield, the 10-year Singapore government bond yield has fluctuated in recent months....