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- 22 February 2001 INTRODUCTION 1.1 In July last year, the MAS signalled its intent to allow a gradual, modest appreciation of the Singapore dollar on a trade-weighted basis. The economy had rebounded strongly from the Asian financial crisis, and growth momentum was likely to be sustained by a favourable external environment. At the same time, CPI inflation was expected to pick up, as the labour market tightened and wage pressures increased, and the effects of higher commodity prices filtered through
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- Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin
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- November 2014Co-ordinated by:Macroeconomic Surveillance DepartmentMonetary Authority of SingaporeMAS Building, 10 Shenton WaySingapore 079117 Republic of SingaporeMONTHLY STATISTICALBULLETINMONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE -------- CONTENTS Highlights of Monetary and Financial Developments ..............5STATISTICAL SECTIONIMONEY AND BANKINGI.1Money Supply (DBU) ......11I.1AMoney Supply (DBU and ACU) ......12I.2AMonetary Survey (DBU).......13I.2BMonetary Survey (DBU and ACU) .....14I
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- Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin
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- March 2015Co-ordinated by:Data Governance & Analytics UnitMonetary Authority of SingaporeMAS Building, 10 Shenton WaySingapore 079117 Republic of SingaporeMONTHLY STATISTICALBULLETINMONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE -------- CONTENTS Highlights of Monetary and Financial Developments ..............5STATISTICAL SECTIONIMONEY AND BANKINGI.1Money Supply (DBU) ......11I.1AMoney Supply (DBU and ACU) ......12I.2AMonetary Survey (DBU).......13I.2BMonetary Survey (DBU and ACU) .....14I.2CMonetary
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- Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin
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- February 2015Co-ordinated by:Macroeconomic Surveillance DepartmentMonetary Authority of SingaporeMAS Building, 10 Shenton WaySingapore 079117 Republic of SingaporeMONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPOREMONTHLY STATISTICALBULLETIN -------- CONTENTS Highlights of Monetary and Financial Developments ..............5STATISTICAL SECTIONIMONEY AND BANKINGI.1Money Supply (DBU) ......11I.1AMoney Supply (DBU and ACU) ......12I.2AMonetary Survey (DBU).......13I.2BMonetary Survey (DBU and ACU) .....14I
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- Money and Banking Monthly Statistical Bulletin
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- April 2015Co-ordinated by:Data Governance & Analytics UnitMonetary Authority of SingaporeMAS Building, 10 Shenton WaySingapore 079117 Republic of SingaporeMONTHLY STATISTICALBULLETINMONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE -------- CONTENTS Highlights of Monetary and Financial Developments ..............5STATISTICAL SECTIONIMONEY AND BANKINGI.1Money Supply (DBU) ......11I.1AMoney Supply (DBU and ACU) ......12I.2AMonetary Survey (DBU).......13I.2BMonetary Survey (DBU and ACU) .....14I.2CMonetary
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- 30 March 2020 INTRODUCTION 1. In its October 2019 Monetary Policy Statement, MAS reduced slightly the rate of appreciation of the S$NEER policy band. There was no change to the width of the policy band and the level at which it was centred. The measured adjustment to the policy stance was assessed to be appropriate given muted inflationary pressures. Chart 1 S$ Nominal Effective Exchange Rate (S$NEER) 2. Between October 2019 and late January this year, the S$NEER hovered near the upper bound of the
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- 2 January 2002 INTRODUCTION 1 In July 2001, MAS shifted to a neutral exchange rate policy stance, with the policy band reflecting a zero percent appreciation of the trade-weighted nominal effective exchange rate (S$NEER). Prospects for the Singapore economy had worsened significantly in the second half of last year, dragged down by the deterioration in the external economic environment, especially the sharp downturn in the global IT cycle. Inflation also trended down in 2001, reflecting the fall-off
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- Economic Essays
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- By the Economic Policy Group, Monetary Authority of Singapore This study was published as Special Feature A in the April 2022 Macroeconomic Review. 90 Macroeconomic Review | April 2022 Special Feature A Invoicing Currency in Singapores Merchandise Imports In contrast with the standard assumption that goods exports are always priced in the home currency of the producing firm, empirical research has shown that they are often priced in the destination countrys
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- Information on MAS’ risk-based supervision of financial institutions, including how MAS assesses the impact of financial institutions, the use of the Comprehensive Risk Assessment Framework and Techniques (CRAFT) to assess their risks, and framework for identifying and supervising domestic systemically important banks (D-SIBs) in Singapore. Resources: MAS' Framework for Impact and Risk Assessment of Financial Institutions - A Guide for Senior Executives MAS FRAMEWORK FOR IMPACT AND RISK ASSESSMENT
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- 1 Good evening. I am very happy to join you tonight for Great Eastern’s centennial celebrations. Great Eastern – Reaching 100 Years of Age 2 Reaching 100 years of age is a significant achievement. In 1908, when Great Eastern opened its first office at Winchester House in Collyer Quay, it had only 15 staff and $70,000 worth of assets. Since then, you have grown in tandem with Singapore, and are now the largest insurance group here and in Malaysia, with assets of over $45 billion. 3 Over