Singapore’s money market rates are sliding despite policy pivot


The Singapore Overnight Rate Average, the de facto standard for the city’s loan products, fell to 2.08% this week, the lowest since 2022. — Bloomberg

Singapore: Singapore’s money market rates have dropped as traders shrug off the central bank’s first monetary policy shift in five years.

The Singapore Overnight Rate Average, the de facto standard for the city’s loan products, fell to 2.08% this week, the lowest since 2022.

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