While Bank of Singapore expects the pace of the Fed’s rate hikes to slow in 2019, it believes a pause is unlikely in the near term despite speculation that the central bank will suspend hikes once the real interest rate hits zero. “For the Fed to pause they would need to see growth slow sharply or inflation pressures stabilise and neither…
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