SINGAPORE -- Singapore's central bank further eased its monetary policy on Monday, marking its second such move this year, as U.S. tariffs cast a shadow over the outlook for the trade-reliant city-state.
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Singapore eases monetary policy further as tariff threat persists
Loosening comes as city-state downgrades 2025 growth forecast to 0% to 2%.
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Nine out of 10 analysts polled by Reuters had anticipated the Monetary Authority of Singapore would loosen its policy settings. © Reuters
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