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The Singapore dollar is close to a two-year low against the US dollar, with investors mainly betting on further weakness

SINGAPORE’S currency weakness is likely to endure amid expectations that its central bank pivots to easing and US tariffs ripple through the global economy. Read more at The Business Times.

The emerging consensus among analysts is that the MAS will pivot in 2025 and that the Singapore dollar will weaken, even if there’s disagreement about how soon officials will change tack.