Barclays economists Brian Tan and Audrey Ong said in a report that the Monetary Authority of Singapore may delay rather than tighten policy soon. They continue to expect that the Monetary Authority of Singapore will keep monetary policy unchanged at its meeting later this month. Barclays has now adjusted its basic scenario forecast to the July tightening policy, that is, increasing the slope of the Singapore dollar's nominal effective exchange rate policy range by 50 basis points. Barclays said that the Monetary Authority of Singapore may hope to have greater confidence in the sustainability of the artificial intelligence boom and ensure that this boom does not end with a sharp correction in the financial market. This correction may affect investment and production in the real economy. They added that the central bank is probably also in no hurry to tighten policy because of the lack of urgency from the perspective of demand-driven inflation.

Barclays economists Brian Tan and Audrey Ong said in a report that the Monetary Authority of Singapore may delay rather than tighten policy soon. They continue to expect that the Monetary Authority of Singapore will keep monetary policy unchanged at its meeting later this month. Barclays has now adjusted its basic scenario forecast to the July tightening policy, that is, increasing the slope of the Singapore dollar's nominal effective exchange rate policy range by 50 basis points. Barclays said that the Monetary Authority of Singapore may hope to have greater confidence in the sustainability of the artificial intelligence boom and ensure that this boom does not end with a sharp correction in the financial market. This correction may affect investment and production in the real economy. They added that the central bank is probably also in no hurry to tighten policy because of the lack of urgency from the perspective of demand-driven inflation.