Singapore Set to Keep Monetary Policy Tight, May Ease in October

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Singapore is expected to maintain its tight monetary policy but may consider easing it in October. This decision comes as Asia stocks are predicted to fall after another hot US CPI print. Oil prices are holding steady as the US sees a possible missile strike on Israel by Iran and its proxies. Nippon Steel's bid to buy US Steel is undergoing an extended antitrust review. Chinese investors are buying up copper and gold stocks, driving a 10% gain. KKR is considering a sale or IPO for BMC Software, valued at $15 billion. OpenAI's Altman is pitching a global AI coalition during his trip to the Middle East. Dale Jackson emphasizes the importance of home ownership for a workable retirement plan. He also advises against borrowing to buy a car solely based on the new car smell. Young adults should be aware of their tax obligations this year. As grocery prices rise and budgets tighten, food waste is no longer an option. Jackson recommends using tax tools to maximize investments and suggests tapping into home equity for retirement income.

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