Bonds Are Back—Here’s How You Can Make the Most of It

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Published on 18 Mar 2025 • 1 min(s) read
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Let’s talk about something exciting (yes, really): BONDS.

For years, they’ve been kind of overlooked.

Stocks stole the show, crypto had its wild ride, and bonds? Well, they were there—steady, reliable, but not exactly thrilling.

But today things have changed.

Higher interest rates mean better yields on bonds.

In plain English: you can earn more from your investments without taking on huge risks. 


Three Weeks Since Our Kick-Off: What’s Happening?

Three weeks after launching US Treasuries on Bondsupermart, demand remains high. With rising interest rates and an unsteady market, more investors are turning to bonds for steady returns and lower risk.

For those looking beyond US Treasuries, more bonds are now available.

Bond Type
Yields (p.a.)* Min./Incremental
Malaysian Government Securities (Conventional)

Malaysian Government Investment Issues
 (Islamic)
3.5% –4.2% Full Lot 
1,000 / 1,000
Singapore Government Bonds Around 3% Full Lot
1,000 / 1,000
Corporate Bond
iFAST Corporation Ltd
IFASTC 4.328% 11Jun2029 Corp (SGD)
3.696% Full Lot
10,000 / 10,000  

Odd Lot 
5,000 / 5,000
*Yields are subject to market movements and fees of market participant

Why Should You Consider Bonds?
If you've been watching the markets, you already know - 2025 is shaping up to be another volatile year. With inflation, potential rate cuts, and stock market uncertainty, investors are turning to bonds. Here's why:

  • Predictable Returns – Bonds provide fixed interest payments, providing reliable cash flow.
  • Lower Risk – Government bonds are relatively safer, reducing default concerns.
  • Currency Diversification – With SGD and MYR bonds available, investors can diversify their holdings beyond USD-denominated assets.

Don’t Know Where to Trade Government and Corporate Bonds?
Go to FSMOne and experience the power of Bondsupermart today!

 


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