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    • While the Monetary Authority of Singapore might yet produce bold changes to revive the market, its review group’s recommendations will only be out later next year, writes BT columnist Joyce Hooi.
    • While the Monetary Authority of Singapore might yet produce bold changes to revive the market, its review group’s recommendations will only be out later next year, writes BT columnist Joyce Hooi. BT SCREENSHOT

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    Joyce Hooi

    Joyce Hooi

    Published Mon, Oct 28, 2024 · 08:38 PM

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