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Singapore bouncing back, rate cut for the Philippines

The government in Singapore is starting to ease restrictions, and the success of the country’s vaccination programme will hopefully allow a rapid return to normality. This should set the stage for a decent economic recovery over the coming months. Inflation in the Philippines fell back in June and is likely to decline further over the coming months, which should open the door for rate cuts to support the struggling economy.

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