BusinessWeek, 14 Apr 2010
April 14 (Bloomberg) -- Singapore’s central bank tightened its currency policy by seeking a defacto one-time revaluation in the local dollar to curb inflation as growth in the economy accelerated in the first quarter. Full Story
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