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- Consumer Price Developments
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- MAS Core Inflation The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) monitors a core inflation measure that excludes the components of Accommodation and Private Road Transport.
- Source: MAS, MTI estimates * Categories below the dotted line are excluded from the MAS Core Inflation series.
- MAS Core Inflation was 0.4% compared to 0.1% in the previous month.
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- MAS Core Inflation The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) monitors a core inflation measure that excludes the components of Accommodation and Private Road Transport.
- MAS Core Inflation eased to 1.7% in September MAS Core Inflation, which excludes the costs of accommodation and private road transport, was slightly lower at 1.7% in September compared to 1.8% in the preceding month.
- [Detailed CPI statistics can be found in the Department of Statistics release on Singapore Consumer Price Index for September 2013.1 ] CPI-All Items, CPI-ex OOA and MAS Core Inflation % Point Contribution to Year-on-year CPI-All Items Inflation Source: Department of Statistics Source: MAS, MTI
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- MAS’ policy stance has begun to yield results. Both CPI-All Items inflation and MAS Core Inflation have eased from their recent peaks. CPI-All Items inflation has fallen from 5.5% in Q3 2011 to 4.0% in Q1 2013.
- MAS is happy to sponsor and support the ABFER. Conclusion Let me summarise my main points. The macroeconomic landscape for MAS has become more complex, with external and domestic forces interacting in unprecedented ways.
- MAS’ assessment has been corroborated by Professor Ilian Mihov, Professor of Economics at INSEAD.
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- Consultations
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- Other respondents viewed that no data on trusts should be submitted to MAS. MAS' Response MAS' Response The information MAS requires to be submitted for trust accounts will be in aggregate form and not identifiable to any particular trust.
- MAS' Response MAS will only remove an officer after careful consideration of the circumstances of the matter. Where an act or failure is sufficiently grievous, MAS should have the power to remove such officers.
- These books must be available for inspection and investigation by MAS or any person appointed by MAS to carry out its functions.
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- Inspection Power of MAS 20 On-site inspection of intermediaries is an integral part of MAS' supervisory framework. MAS' inspection power will be provided for under Section 70 of the Bill. Appeals to be made to the Minister 21 The appeals process in the Bill is similar to that in the SF Bill.
- MAS has found this an effective regulatory tool and proposes to introduce it in the Bill. 18 Sections 59 to 62 of the Bill relate to prohibition orders.
- MAS will have the power to issue an order to forbid a person from providing any or all of the financial advisory services regulated by the Bill, either permanently or for a specified period.
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- Media Releases
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- About Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) As Singapore's central bank, the MAS promotes sustained, non-inflationary economic growth through appropriate monetary policy formulation and close macroeconomic surveillance of emerging trends and potential vulnerabilities.
- The AMPF is co-organised and funded by the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, the National University of Singapore (NUS) Business School and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
- NUS Business School is delighted to partner with MAS, Chicago Booth and ABFER to foster such a development.” 8 Mr Edward Robinson, Assistant Managing Director (Economic Policy) & Chief Economist, MAS, said, “MAS welcomes the opportunity to collaborate with the University of Chicago, NUS Business School
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- Bond and Bills
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- The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today published a consultation paper proposing a framework to strengthen the process of determining Singapore Government Securities (SGS) and MAS Bills end-of-day prices (Closing Prices).
- The prices of these securities are used by: Financial institutions to value their SGS and MAS Bills holdings; Institutional and retail investors to guide their investment decisions in SGS and MAS Bills; MAS in the operation of MAS’ liquidity and repo facilities, and to determine Singapore Savings Bond
- A copy of the consultation paper is available on the MAS website .
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- The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today published a consultation paper proposing a framework to strengthen the process of determining Singapore Government Securities (SGS) and MAS Bills end-of-day prices (Closing Prices).
- The prices of these securities are used by: Financial institutions to value their SGS and MAS Bills holdings; Institutional and retail investors to guide their investment decisions in SGS and MAS Bills; MAS in the operation of MAS’ liquidity and repo facilities, and to determine Singapore Savings Bond
- A copy of the consultation paper is available on the MAS website . ***
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- (Please see Appendix 1 for a complete list of MAS Board Members.) Mr Lam Chuan Leong, who is Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of National Development, is no stranger to MAS' financial sector reforms.
- "Mr Lam's experience in debt market development makes him a valuable addition to the MAS Board," says Mr Koh Yong Guan, Managing Director, MAS. Dr Philip N Pillai is the Managing Partner of Shook, Lin & Bok.
- The latest appointments follow Mr J Y Pillay's and Mr Lim Chee Onn's departure from the MAS Board.
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- Singapore, 23 Mar 2002 ...The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the Economics Society of Singapore (ESS) today gave away prizes to the winners of the inaugural MAS-ESS Essay Competition.
- The MAS-ESS Essay Competition will run for six months beginning 1 April 2002.
- He said that the MAS is currently the largest employer of economists within the public sector, and MAS' Economics Department had over the years strengthened its research capacity over a broader range of applied economic issues.