MAS tipped to ease monetary policy as Singapore’s core inflation dips further in December
SINGAPORE’S central bank may take steps to loosen monetary policy on Friday (Jan 24) for the first time in nearly five years, with the city-state’s core inflation in December remaining below the 2 per cent threshold,
While RHB expects no immediate changes, UOB suggests the possibility of a 50 basis points reduction in the S$NEER slope.
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