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Singapore seen tightening monetary policy as inflation remains elevated - Stock market news

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore is likely to tighten monetary policy this month, for the sixth time in a row, amid persistent price pressures in the Asian financial hub due to global supply chain disruptions. | 12:34am

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Asia Markets Mixed Ahead of Australia s Central Bank Interest Rate Decision

Asian markets traded mostly higher after the RBA held its cash rate steady – Australian stocks rose while its currency fell.

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Singapore Seen Tightening Monetary Policy as Inflation Remains Elevated

Singapore Seen Tightening Monetary Policy as Inflation Remains Elevated
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Singapore Seen Tightening Monetary Policy As Inflation Remains Elevated

Singapore is likely to tighten monetary policy this month, for the sixth time in a row, amid persistent price pressures in the Asian financial hub due to global supply chain disruptions.

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Singapore likely to tighten monetary policy as inflation remains elevated: Analysts

SINGAPORE: Singapore is likely to tighten monetary policy this month, for the sixth time in a row, amid persistent price pressures in the Asian financial hub due to global supply chain disruptions. Eleven out of the 17 analysts polled by Reuters expect the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) would tighte

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