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The Monetary Authority of Singapore, keen to stave off the economic traumas of last year caused by a sky-high Singapore dollar, barged into the foreign exchange market in July to collar the currency. It tightened the exchange rate band once more and made it clear that it will intervene wherever necessary to ensure the foreign exchange markets do not upset the trade-weighted basket of currencies against which the Singapore dollar is managed.
