Welcome Remarks by Mr Edward S. Robinson, Deputy Managing Director (Economic Policy) & Chief Economist, Monetary Authority of Singapore, and Member of the ABFER Council at the 13th Asian Monetary Policy Forum on 22 May 2026
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This is a speech by MAS Deputy Managing Director at the Asian Monetary Policy Forum discussing macroeconomic challenges (tariffs, geopolitical shocks, energy, AI innovation) and their implications for central banks and financial stability. It is informational/educational content addressing systemic economic issues relevant to financial sector governance and policy coordination, not a regulatory directive. Urgency is null as this is a speech/news item rather than a regulatory requirement.
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What the MAS said
At the 13th Asian Monetary Policy Forum, Mr Edward S. Robinson, Deputy Managing Director (Economic Policy) & Chief Economist, MAS, opened the Forum and outlined how policymakers are facing large interconnected shocks from tariffs, geopolitics, energy, and technological change. Central banks must protect their…
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