Attracting more Foreign investments to Singapore

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Singapore Bonds Beat Peers In Shrinking AAA Pool: Southeast AsiaThe securities are poised to return 11 percent this year on aU.S.-dollar basis, compared with a 0.9 percent advance for developed markets including Australia, Canada and the U.S., according to indexes compiled by Bank of America Merrill Lynch. The Singapore dollar has strengthened against 14 of its 16 major counterparts this year as the island’s central bank said in April it will allow faster gains to curb inflation.
Singapore Bonds Beat Peers In Shrinking AAA Pool: Southeast Asia, para 2
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UOB Fund Return Beats Peers With Perpetual Debt: Southeast Asia
UOB Asset Management Ltd.’s Singapore dollar debt fund is beating most peers by buying perpetual bonds and investing 70 percent of its money overseas as rates on bank deposits and sovereign yields approach zero.

UOB Fund Return Beats Peers With Perpetual Debt: Southeast Asia, para 1

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