Singapore dollar
3 reasons why MAS will go for a more aggressive policy tightening in October
3 reasons why MAS will go for a more aggressive policy tightening in October
Experts expect a double-tightening of the Singdollar gradient.
SGD interest rates see downward trend across the board
This is according to interest rate forecasts from OCBC.
MAS tightens monetary policy
This is to ensure price stability over the medium term.
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