Singapore: MAS could tighten again in 2027 if inflation risks materialise, says ANZ - investingLive
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore's recent decision to hold rates surprised many, yet it aligns with ANZ's view that this is a temporary pause, not a pivot away from a tightening cycle. As noted in the commentary, the MAS may opt to tighten again in 2027 should inflation risks, particularly from energy prices, re-emerge, indicating that Singapore's dollar weakness could be contained in the near term. With domestic economic growth exceeding expectations in Q3, and previous tightening effects still resonating, the MAS is likely to remain cautious but vigilant regarding inflation indicators [source]. This scenario creates a tight dynamic for the Singapore dollar against major peers, particularly if commodity prices fluctuate significantly in coming months.
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