Inflation in Singapore declined from a peak in September 2022 to 3.4% by February 2024. Despite a slight rise in February, above January's 2.9%, this was mainly due to increased costs during the Lunar New Year, including higher airfares, holiday expenses, and rising food prices. The Singapore Central Bank has kept its monetary policy steady for the third time in a row, expecting inflation to ease later in the year, suggesting potent...