Bank of Singapore believes a tight labour market in the US is likely to lead to rising wages, resulting in higher inflation risk in the country. “[Small firms in the US] are finding it increasingly difficult to hire or retain workers, which is pushing up wages and hurting profitability,” Bank of Singapore said. “This is another sign of a maturing…
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