Singapore’s central bank has eased monetary policy for the first time in four years amid rising expectations of trade turmoil after Donald Trump’s return to the US presidency and moderating domestic inflation.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore on Friday said it would reduce the slope of the Singapore dollar’s appreciation against a basket of its trading partners’ currencies, citing anticipations of trade friction.
“Global economic policy uncertainty has risen since the October monetary policy review, mainly reflecting expectations of increasing trade policy frictions,” said the central bank.
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