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Singapore's economy set for a soft landing

Singapore’s small, open economy is susceptible to weakening global conditions, but we believe that growth will prove to be resilient this year. Strengthening domestic demand and intraregional links should ease the blow from softer conditions in the West. Nonetheless, easing inflation and growth should mean that the Monetary Authority of Singapore is unlikely to tighten its policy settings for the fourth meeting in a row in October.

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