The 'MAS 12-Week Bill Auction' is a regular financial event in Singapore where the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) issues 12-week Treasury bills to manage liquidity in the banking system. It measures the short-term interest rates and demand for government securities, reflecting investor confidence and economic conditions. This auction is crucial for financial markets as it influences short-term interest rates and provides a benchmark for other interest rates in the economy. Its results can impact the Singapore dollar and are closely watched by investors for insights into monetary policy and economic health.
The 'MAS 12-Week Bill Auction' is a regular financial event in Singapore where the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) issues 12-week Treasury bills to manage liquidity in the banking system. It measures the short-term interest rates and demand for government securities, reflecting investor con...