SINGAPORE -(Dow Jones)- Previous rounds of monetary tightening by the Monetary Authority of Singapore will filter through the economy throughout the year and help anchor inflationary expectations, the central bank said in a report Wednesday.
Singapore's consumer price inflation is currently running near a two-year high due to a combination of rising global food and fuel prices and local policies that have boosted the costs of cars and labor inputs. Full story
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