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期货和衍生品行业监管动态




                   币政策收紧措施的累积效应预计将在 2022-23 年期间显现,平均每年抑制核心通

                   胀率 1.5%。

                        MAS 将继续酌情实施货币政策,以确保中期价格稳定。同时 MAS 也认识到


                   全球经济放缓对经济增长带来的短期风险。

                        关于政府是否会考虑采取更有针对性的措施来控制食品和住房价格的问题。

                   在食品方面,贸易和工业部长在 2022 年 10 月曾谈到,新元升值、新加坡食品供

                   应来源的多样化以及政府对低收入和弱势新加坡公民提供的援助,将缓解全球食

                   品价格上涨带来的影响。


                        在住房价格方面,新加坡国家发展部(Ministry of National Development)、

                   新加坡建屋发展局(Housing Development Board)和 MAS 已经采取措施,促进

                   房地产市场的可持续发展。政府还为市场发放补贴,以确保新建政府组屋(HDB

                   flats)的价格维持在可负担的水平,并增加了公共和私人住房市场的供应量。

                   Reply to Parliamentary Question on the Need for More Monetary Policy

                   Tightening and Targeted Measures to Rein in Food and Accommodation Prices

                   (2022/11/9)


                        Question:


                        To ask the Prime Minister in light of Singapore ’ s core inflation at 5.3% in

                   September 2022 being at the highest since November 2008 (a) whether Singapore will

                   consider tightening its monetary policy again; and (b) whether the Government will

                   consider more targeted measures to rein in food and accommodation prices.


                        Answer by Mr Alvin Tan, Minister of State, Ministry of Trade and Industry and

                   Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth, and Board member of MAS, on behalf of

                   Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Senior Minister and Minister in charge of MAS:

                        MAS began tightening monetary policy in October 2021. It was among the


                   earlier central banks in the world to do so, at a time when the pickup in global
                   inflation was still quite modest. In October, it tightened monetary policy for a fifth






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