the only tools left on the shelf is money printing and lower interest rates, there is nothing else they can do. your speculation may be right.
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Serious Rising interest rates worrying for Singapore economy: economists
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the only tools left on the shelf is money printing and lower interest rates, there is nothing else they can do. your speculation may be right.
print more = capital outflow.
rich tiongs do not park money here to watch the value dropping.
capital outflow = higher interest rates.
sgd not equal to usd. cannot suka suka print.
China Weakens Yuan Fixing to Lowest Since 2011
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...-fixing-to-lowest-since-2011-as-dollar-climbs
A resurgent greenback is shaking up a strategy that the People’s Bank of China pursued over the past three months -- a steady rate against the dollar, combined with depreciation against other major currencies. Traders are now pricing in a better-than-even chance of the Federal Reserve boosting borrowing costs by its July meeting, with officials lining up to indicate their willingness to support such a move, should the current strength in the economy be sustained.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...-fixing-to-lowest-since-2011-as-dollar-climbs
A resurgent greenback is shaking up a strategy that the People’s Bank of China pursued over the past three months -- a steady rate against the dollar, combined with depreciation against other major currencies. Traders are now pricing in a better-than-even chance of the Federal Reserve boosting borrowing costs by its July meeting, with officials lining up to indicate their willingness to support such a move, should the current strength in the economy be sustained.
- The news tell you that Singapore economy grew 1.8% in Q1
http://business.asiaone.com/news/singapore-economy-grew-18-q1-govt-maintains-1-3-full-year-growth
- But ah RUN tells you that the Singaporean economy expanded by a only 0.2 pct q/q
Both are true. It is just how optimistic you wanna sound.
http://business.asiaone.com/news/singapore-economy-grew-18-q1-govt-maintains-1-3-full-year-growth
- But ah RUN tells you that the Singaporean economy expanded by a only 0.2 pct q/q
Both are true. It is just how optimistic you wanna sound.
i dun believe the integrity of these numbers. meaning it's up to MAS how they want to portray the economy. if the GDP turn out good, SGD will strengthen a bit and overall no good for exporters and economy. as usual, sinkie and civil servant mentality, they want a number not too good or not too bad either. the number has been manipulated, it had happened to other central banks before, i find no surprise at all.
1.8% is just treading water but in today environment not bad. At least not sinking!
adding on, if GDP tuen good number, men on the street will scratch head, many sinkie companies are in the red and they will question the GDP data release. so on the safe side, they just published a number due to expectations on the safe side.
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