Singapore to loosen monetary policy next year

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) left its policy settings unchanged on Friday, as inflation fears outweighed concerns over growth. However, we think inflation worries will dissipate over the coming months, which should pave the way for policy loosening at the MAS’s next meeting in April 2013.

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