OCBC Selena Ling on Central Banks, China

The video discusses the US inflation report and its impact on potential Fed rate hikes, suggesting a high bar for reducing rates. It also covers Japan's monetary policy, focusing on potential interventions and the yen's pressure. China's economic outlook is analyzed, highlighting weak consumer sentiment and potential policy easing. Finally, Singapore's monetary policy is reviewed, noting factors contributing to inflation and potential further tightening.

How is consumer sentiment in China described, and what impact does it have on the economy?

What does the speaker suggest about the relationship between inflation rates and policy easing in China?

What are the potential implications of the tightening bias of the Monetary Authority of Singapore?