UBS
May 14, 2026
SGD Credit Monthly: Asia Pacific Bonds
Monthly UpdateRates Govt BondsRates CreditReal EstateFinancials
SGD credit has recovered its recent geopolitical-driven losses and remains resilient. UBS maintains its strategy of selectively favoring lower-rated IG bonds and corporate perpetuals to augment portfolio yields.
Key Takeaways
- 1.SGD interest rates have retraced following a temporary spike caused by the Iran conflict, with the 10-year yield falling below 2.1%.
- 2.SGD credit fully recovered its 1.8% March loss in April, supported by the limited impact of the Iran conflict on issuer fundamentals.
- 3.The investment strategy remains focused on selectively taking credit risk through lower-rated IG, quality HY bonds, and corporate perpetuals to enhance yield.
Table of Contents
- SGD rates have retraced from its highs
- SGD credit has fully recovered its March drawdown
- Healthy performance from our SGD bond selection
- SGD credit investment strategy
- Key risks
- Table 1 - Selection of SGD credits
- UBS CIO risk views
- UBS CIO valuation views
- Required Disclosures
- Statement of Risk
- Risk Information
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Authors
Joel TanClarissa Chow
Securities
OUE LtdStarhubMAPL.SIAIA Group
Themes
Geopolitical ResilienceYield Augmentation
Regions
Asia PacificSingapore
