US policy boosts Singapore banks


THE outlook for Singapore’s banking sector this year tilts towards stability after a period of sharp swings in rates and liquidity, with global monetary signals becoming clearer and capital flows less one-way.

As expectations around US policy settle and safe-haven demand cools, domestic interest rates look set to find a firmer footing, shaping earnings and yield dynamics for local lenders.

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