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Ho Jinx Thaman proved that SG Govt is BROKE - LENDING = Sg Govt Bonds

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After Greek and EU & US & Japan, SG is the next financially fallen bankrupt.

http://www.todayonline.com/Business...0000285/Easy-to-buy-and-sell-Spore-Govt-bonds

Easy to buy and sell S'pore Govt bonds

04:47 AM Jun 28, 2011
Individual investors can expect transparency in price discovery and competitive brokerage rates for Singapore Government bonds when they start trading on July 8, the Singapore Exchange said yesterday.

Investors will be able to check live prices on the exchange's website at www.sgx.com/fixedincome/sgs.

SGX said market makers would increase liquidity to make it easier for investors to buy and sell SGS bonds. The liquidity providers include seven out of 13 Singapore Government Securities (SGS) Primary Dealers, which have committed to provide two-way prices for the 19 SGS bonds traded on SGX. These are DBS, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, OCBC Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, the Royal Bank of Scotland and United Overseas Bank.

In addition, the majority of the retail brokers have committed to offer competitive brokerage rates on SGS bonds traded on SGX.

SGX is organising seminars for investors. Visit www.sgx.com/academy to register for these free talks.
 
After Greek and EU & US & Japan, SG is the next financially fallen bankrupt. Iceland & UK & Spain, except for the formal Eastern Bloc countries entire EU is bankrupted.
 
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