Singapore growth forecast cut as economists flag war risks, policy set to stay in July, MAS survey shows (opens original article in a new tab)

Singapore's 2026 growth forecast was slightly reduced by economists due to risks like Middle East conflicts and AI bubble concerns, with inflation projections increased and monetary policy expected to stay steady.

• Singapore economists cut 2026 growth forecast to 3.5% from 3.6%
• Six of 10 economists expect monetary policy to remain unchanged in July
• Respondents project 2026 core inflation at 2% and headline inflation at 2.3%
• Prolonged Middle East conflict and AI bubble burst risk cited as major threats