MAS says Singapore’s financial system has sufficient buffers against shocks
Singapore’s central bank said stress tests show the financial system can withstand global financial stability risks, citing higher capital costs, AI investment, and persistent inflation.
Singapore has sufficient financial strength to absorb rising global financial stability risks linked to higher capital costs, surging artificial-intelligence investment and persistent inflation, the Monetary Authority of Singapore said. Stress tests by the central bank found the city-state's financial system has enough buffers to withstand shocks.