Singapore's economy should pick up after soft patch

Today’s GDP data showed that Singapore's economy recorded a small expansion in Q3, as manufacturing output stabilised. As long as the recovery in the global economy does not falter, Singapore's growth should pick up over coming quarters. Meanwhile, the MAS left its policy stance unchanged at its meeting today, and we think it is unlikely to alter course when it next meets in April. 

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