Singapore dollar
3 reasons why MAS will go for a more aggressive policy tightening in October
3 reasons why MAS will go for a more aggressive policy tightening in October
Experts expect a double-tightening of the Singdollar gradient.
SGD interest rates see downward trend across the board
This is according to interest rate forecasts from OCBC.
MAS tightens monetary policy
This is to ensure price stability over the medium term.
SGD to weaken to $1.35/USD amidst COVID-19 woes: Fitch
Fitch Solutions expects the Singapore dollar to trade between $1.35 to $1.38 against the greenback for 2021.
Read Here
Advertise
Sign Up
![[Singapore Business Review] Report on the Asian Business Channel](https://www.cmgassets.com/s3fs-public/styles/video_thumbnail/public/2026-10/full-show-thumbnail_1.png.webp?VersionId=bJbrT_JKOuMWBnf7YkmsWjOSWIXddSvY&itok=zWuxHRNG)
Commentary
Singapore’s small exporters need credit that matches their payment cycle
The hidden realities of succession for next-gen heirs
In Asia, fintech leaders must compete on credibility
F1 on a gravel road: Why AI is still stuck in first gear
Why AI blocklists give Singapore firms a false sense of security
When scale arrives before proof: Singapore’s capital allocation question in Southeast Asia
Rethinking fleet ownership in a changing business landscape
Beyond the chips: The materials behind Singapore’s AI infrastructure
How homegrown brands are redefining premium in Asia
AI in hospitality: Where should Singapore’s F&B operators draw the line?