MAS keeps Singdollar policy unchanged but raises 2026 inflation forecasts
The Straits Times - Sports·2026-01-29 09:01
SINGAPORE - The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) kept the setting for its Singapore dollar policy unchanged on Jan 29, as widely expected even as it raised its forecasts for inflation in 2026.
In its monetary policy statement, the central bank said it will keep the prevailing rate of appreciation of the Singapore dollar nominal effective exchange rate or S$NEER band.
“There will be no change to its width and the level at which it is centred,” MAS said in its Jan 29 review.
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astroboi 29/01/2026
As of Nov 25, Sg is holding $272.2 billions in US Bonds just below Switzerland n 12th place in countries holding US Bonds. Japan is no 1 with 1.2 Trillions. Tell us why Sg is holding such specific high amounts in view of geopolitics,this corrupt US admin, falling US currency and increasing US debt to some 38trillion. Countries sold off bond in retaliation to tariffs where US defies IEEPA. Its likely the Supreme would be ruling Trumps Tariffs illegal soon.
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Alice tanhai ping 29/01/2026
晚上好好, goodnight
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