The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will keep its monetary policy settings unchanged at its bi-annual meeting due to take place no later than Oct 14, according to all 13 economists in the poll.
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s central bank will likely keep policy settings steady in October on hopes the economy will recover as the financial hub further loosens coronavirus curbs and on expectations fiscal policy will be the main driver of a rebound, a Reuters poll showed.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will keep its monetary policy settings unchanged at its bi-annual meeting due to take place no later than Oct 14, according to all 13 economists in the poll.
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