Singapore bonds can help beat higher-for-longer inflation
With Singapore’s core inflation still above 4%, the returns offered by fixed deposits (approx. 3% – 4%) are unlikely to outpace inflation. Moreover, inflation looks set to remain high as wage growth and price expectations persist in the post-COVID era. Given their attractive yields and stable profiles, Singapore bonds can help consumers stay ahead of inflation and yet keep investment risk under control. Read here (TB) / here (MM) to find out more about their income potential.
If you are interested in investment opportunities related to the theme covered in this article, here are some UOBAM funds to consider:
United Singapore Bond Fund Fund Commentary (June 2023) | Fund Factsheet (July 2023)
United Smart Sustainable Singapore Bond Fund Website | Fund Factsheet (July 2023)
You may wish to seek advice from a financial adviser before making a commitment to invest in the above fund(s), and in the event that you choose not to do so, you should consider carefully whether the funds are suitable for you.
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