SINGAPORE – The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) kept the setting for its Singapore dollar policy unchanged on Jan 29, as widely expected, even as it raised its forecasts for inflation in 2026.

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SINGAPORE — Singapore's central bank kept its monetary policy settings unchanged on Thursday (Jan 28) and flagged upside risks to inflation and demand as the outlook for the city-state's economy ...

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