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Singapore s central bank is widely expected to leave its monetary policy unchanged this month and hold off from easing its settings until it sees more evidence that inflation is falling.
Singapore's central bank is widely expected to leave its monetary policy unchanged this month and hold off from easing its settings until it sees more evidence that inflation is falling consistently. All 13 analysts polled by Reuters expect the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) to hold off making changes to its policy in the scheduled review, which is due to be announced on Jan. 29. "We do not believe this is the timing for MAS to loosen its monetary policy," HSBC economists said in a research note.