Singapore central bank holds rates as inflation stays mild

Singapore’s Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is expected to keep its monetary policy unchanged on Monday, citing subdued inflation that is unlikely to trigger further tightening. The central bank will also monitor the potential impact of a renewed US‑Iran conflict on the economy.

The decision reflects the MAS’s assessment that price pressures remain moderate, allowing the authority to maintain its current stance while staying alert to external geopolitical developments.