There are some expectations (minority) of policy change from the MAS in January ...Middle East

The MAS Survey of Professional Forecasters provides a summary of forecasts of Singapore's key economic indicators by economists and analysts. The survey is conducted quarterly following the release of economic data for the previous quarter by the Ministry of Trade and Industry.Singapore central bank survey indicates the majority foresee no change in monetary policy settings in January, April, and July reviews.shows 33% expect a reduction in the slope of the S$NEER in the January monetary policy review, down from 50% previously.projects Singapore's 2024 GDP growth at 3.6%, compared to 2.6% previously.forecasts Singapore's 2024 core inflation at 2.9%, down from 3.0% previously.anticipates Sing

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