Singapore’s key consumer price gauge rose 5 percent in March, slightly lower than forecast, official data showed. | Reuters
Lee Ju Ye, an economist at Maybank Investment Banking Group, said the slowing was much about last year’s high base from the conflict in Ukraine and its impact on food and energy prices.
“We expect both headline and core inflation to gradually ease and do not expect MAS to further move in October.”
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