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Import price CSV

Upload daily or monthly prices with Date and Close columns.

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Import SG MAS CSV

Upload administrator-downloaded MAS rates and liquidity data.

Expected columns include Business Date, SORA, 3-month Compounded SORA, SORA Transaction Volume, and Money Supply YoY. The file is stored in the local SG source cache and parsed without live scraping.

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Import SG valuation CSV

Upload administrator-reviewed STI valuation metrics.

Use long-format rows with Date, Metric, Value, and Source. The score uses the STI/ES3 distribution-yield proxy; PE, PB, and earnings yield add context. The downloadable template is prefilled with State Street ES3 factsheet column names and example values.

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Import SG yield CSV

Upload administrator-reviewed MAS SGS benchmark yield-curve rows.

Use the template columns Date, 6M Yield, 1Y Yield, 2Y Yield, 5Y Yield, 10Y Yield, 15Y Yield, 20Y Yield, 30Y Yield, and 50Y Yield. The app derives 10Y-2Y and 10Y-1Y spreads for SG macro charts.

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Import STI constituent prices

Upload a licensed provider export to activate SG breadth and sector rotation.

Use long-format rows with Date, Symbol, and Close (or Adjusted Close). Only symbols in the maintained STI constituent list are accepted. Daily rows are normalized to the final close of each month.

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Import ES3 sector weights

Upload reviewed State Street ES3 sector allocations.

Use long-format rows with Date, Sector, Weight, Source, and optional Source URL. Each date needs at least three recognised sectors totalling 60–105%. These official weights replace equal-constituent proxy weights in the SG sector view.

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Fixed income, simply explained

Bonds: income, stability and trade-offs

Compare broad bond-fund proxies, then use the guide below to understand what their price moves may mean in everyday terms.

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Price and rates

When rates rise, existing bond prices usually fall.

New bonds may pay more income, so older bonds with lower income become less attractive. Longer-term bonds usually move more than short-term bonds.

Credit risk

More income can mean more company risk.

High-yield bonds are issued by lower-rated companies. Their prices may fall when investors become concerned about the economy or repayment ability.

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Price is not the same as total return.

The comparison uses adjusted fund prices to show what a hypothetical investment became, including provider adjustments such as distributions where available.

Government-bond yield comparison

10-year interest rates across major markets

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Broad US-dollar ETF proxies

Growth of a $1,000 bond investment

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Important context

Useful for learning, not a bond recommendation

These are US-dollar fund proxies, not individual bonds, Singapore Savings Bonds, or Singapore Government Securities. Currency exposure, fund fees, taxes, and distributions can affect an investor’s actual result. A fund can lose value, and income can change.

The interest-rate chart compares 10-year government benchmark yields, not the price or return of a bond fund. Currency, maturity conventions, taxes and credit quality can still differ by market.

Compare bonds with equity and commodity proxies · Read the methodology and limitations