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Singapore: MAS in no rush to tighten

Given the subdued outlook for inflation, we think the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will leave its policy settings unchanged not just at next week’s meeting, but throughout 2018 as well. In contrast, a growing number of analysts expect monetary policy to be tightened next year.

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