Singapore central bank seen possibly tightening policy slightly in October
Barclays economist Brian Tan says Singapore’s central bank could raise the slope of its monetary policy band “very slightly” in October, implying a 25 basis-point adjustment to an estimated 1.50%.
Singapore's central bank could raise the slope of its monetary policy band "very slightly" in October, Barclays's Brian Tan said in a note. 50%. Tan said such a move would be justified by likely relatively robust gross domestic product.