SINGAPORE, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Singapore's central bank warned that more measures may be needed to curb the risk of renewed speculation in the country's property market, buoyant by low borrowing costs.The comments underscored the growing concern among policymakers in Asia, who are worried that the froth in residential markets in financial centres such as Hong Kong, Singapore and Seoul could turn into a bubble.
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