SINGAPORE - The Singapore dollar has bounced back to the level it held about two weeks ago after recovering from a slew of negative factors that emerged in the past month.
Analysts believe the currency will stay around this point relative to its peers, although it may slip a little through the year in the light of uncertainty over the pandemic.
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