Singapore

MAS's Kiang on recent financial developments

In the speech 'Brief review of recent financial and economic developments in Singapore' given on 13 February Lim Hng Kiang of the Monetary Authority of Singapore said Singapore, being at the heart of Asia, provides global financial institutions a unique…

China's reserves plan 'won't hurt U.S. dollar'

There is only a small chance of any immediate fallout on the U.S. dollar resulting from China's decision to alter the way it plans to manage its $1.06 trillion in foreign exchange reserves, according to The Wall Street Journal.

BOT sets limit on Thai baht exchange

The Bank of Thailand (BOT) has made a major intervention in the markets to stem the soaring Thai baht, setting a reserve requirement on short-term capital inflows that will come into effect Tuesday 19 December.

MAS maintains policy on Singapore dollar

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is sticking to its policy of allowing slight, gradual appreciation of the Singapore dollar despite expectations of weakness in the economy, it said Tuesday 10 October.

China calls for hedge fund cooperation

Financial regulators across the world must work together to keep tabs on the increasingly powerful hedge fund industry, China's banking regulatory head said in remarks published on Thursday 28 September.

MAS's Tong on sharing some perspectives on growth

In the speech 'Sharing some perspectives on growth' given on 18 September Goh Chok Tong of the Monetary Authority of Singapore asked if armed with what we know, can we spot the new growth winners in the next four decades.

MAS committed to anti-money laundering efforts

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has reiterated the country's commitment to the international efforts to fight against money laundering and terrorism funding, Channel NewsAsia report said Tuesday 8 August.

Thailand acting to stem baht increase

Thai central bank governor Pridiyathorn Devakula said Wednesday 9 August the central bank has been acting to halt the baht's rise to prevent excessive strength in the currency from hurting exporters.

Comment: What can we expect from Singapore

As the annual meetings of the IMF and the World Bank in Singapore approach, expectations are high for reform, particularly within the Fund. Top of the agenda will be how to make sense of the new multilateral surveillance role outlined at the spring…

MAS - Annual Report 2005-2006

According to the Monetary Authority of Singapore's Annual Report 2005, the Singapore economy grew by a robust 6.4% in 2005, exceeding earlier growth forecasts.

MAS: Singapore can keep lid on inflation

Growth in the Singapore economy will continue to be supported by factors that underpinned the robust growth in 2005, the managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore told a press briefing on Thursday 20 July.

Crisis prevention in emerging markets

In the run up to the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings in September 2006, the IMF and the Singapore Government have organized a high-level seminar on Crisis Prevention in Emerging Market Economies on July 10-11, 2006 in Singapore.

Review of the Asian Bond Fund 2 Initiative

The Bank of Japan has announced that the EMEAP (Executives' Meeting of East Asia-Pacific Central Banks) Working Group on Financial Markets has released a report titled "Review of the Asian Bond Fund 2 Initiative."

Central banks differ on RBI / MAS pact

The Reserve Bank of India and the Monetary Authority of Singapore have differences on many issues relating to the India-Singapore Comprehensive Economic Co-operation Agreement, the Business Standard newspaper reported Wednesday 5 April.

Singapore MAS may tighten further

Singapore's monetary policy may turn more aggressive in April to subdue growing inflationary pressures, according to this article published Friday 24 March. Some banks are adopting a hawkish view because recent increases in the consumer price index have…

MAS - Annual Report 2004-2005

According to the Monetary Authority of Singapore's Annual Report 2004-2005, the Singapore economy expanded by a robust 8.4% in 2004, the highest growth rate recorded since 2000.

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