monetary policy
What to expect from MAS’ April policy statement
What to expect from MAS’ April policy statement
UOB expects MAS to release its statement around 10-14 April.
How will MAS tighten monetary policy in April 2023? Analysts explain
The central bank aims to subdue the price pressures.
MAS likely to further tighten policy in April after “less aggressive” Oct tightening: analysts
This marks the fourth time in 2022 that MAS tightened its policy.
MAS fights price pressures with another policy tightening
The midpoint of the Singdollar policy band was re-centred up to its prevailing level.
No 'double move' expected from central bank: analyst
This is due to the increasing likelihood of a technical recession.
Monetary policy tightening in October likely following record-high inflation in July
Experts expect the S$NEER slope to be raised to 2%.
MAS 'not done yet' with policy tightening: analysts
Experts believe that the S$NEER slope will be raised to 2% in October.
MAS tightens monetary policy for the fourth time in a row
Core inflation is expected to rise above 4% in the near term.
MAS likely to tighten monetary policy anew in October after record-high inflation in May: analysts
Experts expert MAS to steepen the S$NEER gradient to 2%.
MAS tightens monetary policy amidst underlying inflationary pressures
The monetary policy will be tightened in two ways.
MAS’ band widening is still unlikely: Standard Chartered
But risks such as inflation globally cannot be ruled out.
OCBC sees MAS steepened slope of SGD NEER policy by 50 bps
The 100 basis points slope would allow strengthening of SGD NEER.
MAS likely to widen band in April: analyst
Doing so would allow MAS to vent inflation pressure, experts said.
MAS should tighten monetary policy: Standard Chartered
A +2% per annum slope is slightly tighter than the neutral estimate of +1.5%.
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