The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today moved to increase the slope of its nominal effective exchange rate policy band, a decision that amounts to a tightening of its policy stance. But with growth likely to slow in the coming quarters and inflation unlikely to become a concern, we don’t think further tightening is on the cards.
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