Singapore Dollar: Rebound seen relatively capped against US Dollar – OCBC - FXStreet
Singapore Dollar: Rebound seen relatively capped against US Dollar – OCBC FXStreet
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- Singapore Dollar: Rebound seen relatively capped against US Dollar – OCBCOCBC strategists Sim Moh Siong and Christopher Wong note that USD/SGD has eased with the softer US Dollar (USD) and lower US yields, while Singapore’s import prices show strong energy-driven inflat...