Economists Are Split on Whether Singapore’s Central Bank Is About to Tighten
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Economists are split on whether the Monetary Authority of Singapore will change its policy stance in April amid subdued inflation pressure.
Four of seven economists see the central bank shifting to a tightening stance next month, according to a Bloomberg survey conducted March 13-16. The MAS opened the door to a possible move in its October policy meeting, after easing three times between January 2015 and April of last year.