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I expect MAS will tighten its monetary policy tomorrow. This should benefit stocks like the three big banks and consumer staples.

MAS is more on the side of "fighting inflation," but will do so in a very cautious manner, rather than turning fully hawkish.

In other words, it's less like "completely standing on the sidelines," and more like gently tapping the brakes first, then watching oil prices and the Middle East situation.

There is no point in trading the energy spike as the events flip-flops constantly. Staying out of this sector and just invest in areas within my circle of competence, like banks, REITs, Etc.