MAS Rejects Pre-emptive Tightening for Energy Inflation Risks
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MAS Rejects Pre-emptive Tightening for Energy Inflation Risks

7 April 202628 viewsSystem
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MAS affirms no pre-emptive monetary policy adjustments to counter energy cost-driven inflation, emphasizing data-dependent decisions on core inflation. Businesses face sustained cost pressures without anticipated policy relief. Strategic hedging and efficiency measures are recommended for resilience.

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