SINGAPORE - Singapore's central bank on Thursday (April 14) provided more room for the local currency to appreciate, in a move aimed at capping the surge in inflation.
Using the exchange rate is a unique way to stabilise the rate at which consumer prices are rising. Most central banks worldwide set interest rates to achieve the same objective.
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