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- This Janurary 2015 report contains an update of the latest consumer price developments in Singapore, prepared by MAS and the Ministry of Trade and Industry. sdzkl1;Yah 2 3 Consumer Price Developments in January 2015 CPI-All Items inflation came in at -0.4% y-o-y in January CPI-All Items inflation eased to -0.4 % in January from -0.1% in December 2014, mainly on account of sharper price declines in direct oil-related items as well as lower food and services inflation
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- This October 2015 report contains an update of the latest consumer price developments in Singapore, prepared by MAS and the Ministry of Trade and Industry. sdzkl1;Yah Consumer Price Developments in October 2015 CPI-All Items inflation came in at -0.8% y-o-y in October CPI-All Items inflation eased to -0.8% in October from -0.6% in September, mainly due to the lower costs of oil-related and retail items. The cost of oil-related items fell by 10.1%,
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- Singapore’s CPI-All Items inflation eased to 5.0% y-o-y in May 2012 from 5.4% in April This May 2012 report contains an update of the latest consumer price developments in Singapore, prepared by MAS and the Ministry of Trade and Industry. Yah 2 Consumer Price Developments in May 2012 Singapores CPI-All Items inflation eased to 5.0% y-o-y in May 2012 from 5.4% in April The lower CPI-All Items inflation in May was due to a more moderate rise in the prices of oil-related items and
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- This December 2015 report contains an update of the latest consumer price developments in Singapore, prepared by MAS and the Ministry of Trade and Industry. sdzkl1;Yah 2 Consumer Price Developments in December 2015 CPI-All Items inflation came in at -0.6% year-on-year (y-o-y) in December CPI-All Items inflation came in at -0.6% in December, compared to -0.8% in November, mainly due to a stronger pickup in the cost of petrol and overall price of services. Private road
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- Consumer Price Developments
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- This November 2019 report contains an update of the latest consumer price developments in Singapore, prepared by MAS and the Ministry of Trade and Industry. sdzkl1; Consumer Price Developments in November 2019 MAS Core Inflation was 0.6% on a year-on-year (y-o-y) basis in November. This was unchanged from October as lower services inflation was offset by a smaller decline in the cost of retail goods. Meanwhile, CPI-All Items inflation rose to 0.6% y-o-y in November, from 0.4% in
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- This December 2019 report contains an update of the latest consumer price developments in Singapore, prepared by MAS and the Ministry of Trade and Industry. Consumer Price Developments in December 2019 MAS Core Inflation rose to 0.7% on a year-on-year (y-o-y) basis in December 2019, from 0.6% in November, mainly due to higher services inflation. Similarly, CPI-All Items inflation picked up to 0.8% y-o-y in December, from 0.6% in the preceding month. For the whole of 2019,
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- Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. Thank you for joining us today as we commemorate the 50th year of the Monetary Authority of Singapore with this Golden Jubilee Conference. MAS has come a long way since 1971. It began with narrow functions. Its very name as a monetary authority reflected the fact that currency issuance was outside its domain, under the prevailing currency board system. Since then, it has grown in scope and size. MAS is now a full-fledged central bank, conducting
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- 14 October 2019 INTRODUCTION 1. In its April 2019 Monetary Policy Statement, MAS maintained the rate of appreciation of the S$NEER policy band. There was also no change to the width of the policy band or the level at which it was centred. This policy stance was assessed to be appropriate, given contained inflationary pressures and a narrowing of the positive output gap. Chart 1 S$ Nominal Effective Exchange Rate (S$NEER) 2. Over the last six months, the S$NEER has fluctuated within the upper half
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- Monetary Policy Statements
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- 12 April 2019 INTRODUCTION 1. In its October 2018 Monetary Policy Statement, MAS announced a slight increase in the slope of the S$NEER policy band. There was no change to the width of the policy band or the level at which it was centred. This policy stance was assessed to be appropriate given the expectation that MAS Core Inflation would rise modestly in the near term before stabilising at just below 2%. The Singapore economy was also projected to remain on its steady expansion path. Chart 1 S
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- This study was published as Special Feature B in the October 2010 Macroeconomic Review. 72 Macroeconomic Review, October 2010 in countries thus arises as The question Special Feature B Is China a Sustainable Source of Demand for East Asia?1 Introduction Previous issues of the Review have carried special features examining the importance of final demand in advanced developed to Asian economies. In the October 2007 issue, the US-Asia decoupling hypothesis