In response to rising inflation, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has tightened its monetary policy by re-centering the midpoint of its exchange rate policy band to the prevailing level and steepening the slope, allowing the Singapore dollar to strengthen against currencies of its trading partners. Our analysts discuss the far-reaching implications of this move, as well as their updates for the region.








Producer: Noelle Lim

SG interest rates and bonds - Winson Phoon

ID higher fuel prices, Bank of Indonesia moves - Lee Ju Ye

Positive on TH consumer finance - Jesada Techahusdin

Malaysia: Sunny Prospects For Solar

ASEAN Speaks by Maybank presents conversations with market analysts and thought leaders across Southeast Asia on topics covering equities, fixed income, forex, economics, sustainability, and current affairs that impact regional markets.