Singapore Keeps Currency-Policy Band Unchanged: What MAS Decided
MAS’s October 14 decision keeps the appreciation rate, width and centre of its currency-policy band unchanged. That is not an interest-rate cut or a guaranteed bilateral exchange rate.
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MAS’s October 14 decision keeps the appreciation rate, width and centre of its currency-policy band unchanged. That is not an interest-rate cut or a guaranteed bilateral exchange rate.
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