Singapore's central bank on Friday kept monetary settings unchanged as inflation in the city-state moderated and economic growth beat expectations.
In a move that surprised economists, the Monetary Authority of Singapore said it would shift to a quarterly schedule of policy statements in 2024 from semi-annual.
"Against the external outlook, prospects for the Singapore economy are muted in the near term but should improve gradually in H2 2024," MAS said in a statement. Maybank economist Chua Hak Bin said the more frequent reviews were a positive and welcomed move for markets and analysts as they improve the communication and transparency of policy.
OCBC economist Selena Ling said the increased frequency was a reflection of how the global economic and geopolitical landscape is evolving.
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