Singapore inflation starts the year shakily
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SINGAPORE'S official inflation outlook was left untouched on Monday.
But a weaker-than-expected reading in January, coupled with the hit from the global Covid-19 epidemic, has pushed analysts towards expectations that the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will ease monetary policy to neutral at its review in April.
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