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Singapore Fixed Income Indices (SFI) Weekly - 29 December 2014

Date 29/12/2014

SFI Weekly

Key highlights for the week ending 26 December 2014

  • The SFI gained 0.20% to 119.485.
  • YTD, the STI currently outperforms the SFI by 2.02% (+5.88% vs. +3.86%)
  • The SFI series of indices closed higher this week, offsetting some of the losses for the month. Gains this week were largely from government bonds (SFI Government Bond index), ahead +0.24% although still down 0.74% month-to-date. 
  • The SFI and STI have gained across 35 and 31 weekly periods, respectively, in the last 52 weeks of 2014. YTD, the daily correlation between the two indices is approximately -16%. (Same period last year was approximately: 24%)
  • YTD, there are 86 new constituents (market value: over S$19Bn) included in the SFI.
  • The SFI will be rebalanced on Friday, 2 January 2015.

SFI Returns

Index

Total Return (%)

Interest Yield (%)

Yield to Maturity (%)

Week

MTD

YTD

Current

Current

SFI

0.20%

-0.47%

3.86%

2.869%

2.541%

SFI Government Bond Index

0.24%

-0.74%

3.40%

2.616%

2.230%

SFI Corporate Bond Index

0.12%

-0.03%

4.56%

3.272%

3.181%

-       SFI Statutory Board Bond Index

0.00%

-0.08%

4.14%

2.337%

2.551%

-       SFI Industrial Bond Index

0.06%

-0.18%

4.38%

4.180%

3.669%

-       SFI Financial Bond Index

0.32%

0.14%

5.23%

3.798%

3.566%

SFI 1-3 Year Bond Index

0.04%

-0.24%

0.94%

2.771%

1.905%

SFI 3-5 Year Bond Index

0.14%

-0.47%

2.48%

2.718%

2.078%

SFI 5-7 Year Bond Index

0.24%

-0.63%

4.29%

2.892%

2.365%

SFI 7-10 Year Bond Index

0.30%

-0.57%

5.96%

2.925%

2.537%

SFI 10+ Year Bond Index

0.37%

-0.56%

7.61%

3.143%

2.924%

Equity Benchmark:  Straits Times Index1

2.26%

0.09%

5.88%

N/A

N/A

Source: Thomson Reuters Datastream (data as of 29 December 2014)

1Performance is measured on a price return basis for the Straits Times Index. 

Singapore Fixed Income Indices (SFI) Weekly Report