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20 Oct 2026

Most Singapore households expect inflation to rise over next year: survey

SMU and DBS released its quarterly survey, Singapore Index of Inflation Expectations, on 20 October 2026. The survey has found that most Singapore…

20 Oct 2026

Singaporeans' one-year inflation expectations hold steady as longer-term core expectations rise

Many expect inflation to increase in the next year, mainly due to geopolitical instability, and conflicts and other factors In September 2026,…

6 Oct 2026

[Puso at Diwa] When AMLC’s financial intelligence speaks

In a commentary, Diwa Guinigundo, Member of the Advisory Panel of SMU’s Sim Kee Boon Institute for Financial Economics, opined that the appropriate…

24 Aug 2026

Banks and experts: Though counter transactions decline, in-person services remain vital for fraud prevention

SMU Assistant Professor of Finance Yu Yang co-authored a study last February which examined the relationship between US bank branch closures and…

23 Aug 2026

Foot traffic at three Singapore bank branches drops sharply but they remain a vital line of defence against scams

SMU Assistant Professor of Finance Yu Yang co-authored a study last February which examined the relationship between US bank branch closures and…

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