FACTORS INFLUENCING THE YIELD SPREADS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS: EVIDENCE FROM SINGAPORE

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作者
Shafiu, Ahmed [1 ]
Saeedi, Mitra [1 ]
Samadi, Behrang [1 ]
Shafighi, Najla [1 ]
机构
[1] Asia Pacific Univ Technol & Innovat, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
关键词
Bond yield spreads; Singapore Government Securities; Macroeconomic factors;
D O I
10.9756/INT-JECSE/V14I3.838
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G76 [特殊教育];
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040109 ;
摘要
An essential element of the particular Monetary Expert associated with Singapore's (MAS's) efforts to be able to improve the country's placement like a globally monetary center is the intro regarding Singapore relationship market segments. To be able to achieve this specific objective, the main goal of the research will be to determine the most crucial macroeconomic aspects that will effect typically the produce propagates involving Singapore authorities provides so as to thin the particular deliver distributes distinction between two nations. Utilizing a multifactor regression design, this kind of research investigates the specific influence associated with four macroeconomic elements around the produce propagates related to Singapore Authorities Opportunities (SGS) for that period of time 06\ in order to 2015. The outcomes are usually offered by means of the table. The particular trade cost (ER), pumpiing (IFR), cash provide (MS), plus rates of interest are often one of the things to consider (IR). Typically the results imply that typically the multifactor style might be used as a way to foresee the particular drivers regarding deliver propagates within the Singapore Authorities Investments marketplace to some degree. The information corroborate the actual expected forecasts which will EMERGENY ROOM in addition to IRGI would be the most significant road users involving modifications inside SGS produce distributes, that have been formerly hypothesised. In addition, IFR in addition MICROSOFT possess a substantial effect on typically the create distributes associated with SGS1 (2-year Singapore Federal government Securities) and even SGS2 (5-year Singapore Govt Securities); nonetheless, these two components possess a poor or any influence on this deliver advances connected with SGS3 (10-year Singapore Federal government Securities) (10-year Singapore Govt Securities).
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