Economists remain split on whether Singapore's central bank is likely to tighten its monetary policy further - allowing for a stronger Singapore dollar - in its biannual review on Friday.
Weighing on its decision is the fallout from global trade tensions, as it attempts to mitigate risks to growth while keeping an eye on prices.
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