Singapore dollar strengthened against its U.S. counterpart amid falling Treasury yields that may diminish the allure of U.S. fixed-income assets and demand for the greenback.

Singapore’s central bank eased its monetary policy for the first time in nearly five years, saying economic growth is likely to slow this year and inflation will stay contained.

Currencies in emerging Asian markets jumped on Friday, with the ringgit, baht and rupiah touching multi-week highs after US ...

Singapore’s central bank eases policy, signals potential for further easing in 2025 Weaker growth and inflation have prompted ...

The last time MAS eased the pace of Singapore dollar’s appreciation in 2020 was when the economy was headed for its worst recession ever in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. This time around the ...

Singapore’s central bank loosened its monetary policy settings for the first time in nearly five years on expectations price pressures will keep abating and growth momentum will slow.Most Read from ...

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 ...

With a yield of around 3 per cent, and a triple-A credit rating for the Singapore Government, T-bills are a “solid ...

Economists generally expect the Monetary Authority of Singapore to further ease monetary policy this year but are split on ...

Ringgit at more than 2-month high * Baht at more than 6-week high * Singapore dollar up 0.6% after c.bank loosens policy * Dollar eyes worst week since late November (Updates at 0634) By Sherin Sunny ...

Ringgit at more than 6-week high * Singapore dollar up 0.5% after c.bank loosens policy * Dollar eyes worst week since late November By Jan 24 (Reuters) - Currencies in emerging Asian markets jumped ...