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EconomyMAS says Singapore firms, households have enough buffers to weather financial shocks

A Monetary Authority of Singapore stress test found about one-third of Singapore-listed firms vulnerable to AI-related disruption. The most exposed were highly leveraged and capital-intensive companies and those reliant on working-capital financing. MAS also flagged geopolitical tensions, energy supplies and quantum computing as risks, while saying firms and households retain sufficient buffers.

CCNA 2026-09-22 14:58