SINGAPORE: Singapore’s central bank has refuted suggestions in a prestigious US magazine that the affluent city-state faces a risky credit bubble linked to high property prices.
A statement issued late on Tuesday by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said the property market is stabilizing, household balance sheets are strong, and the financial system is robust.
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