A recent survey of economists by Singapore’s central bank indicates a slight downward revision of the country’s economic growth forecast for 2026. The poll revealed a consensus expectation that the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will hold its current monetary policy stance in July. Six out of ten economists surveyed anticipate no changes to policy next month. This suggests a cautious approach amid evolving economic conditions. The revised growth outlook reflects potential headwinds impacting the Singaporean economy. The survey provides insights into expert expectations regarding future economic performance and central bank responses.