Amro cuts its Singapore economic growth forecast on war in Ukraine, China slowdown

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July 05, 2022 10:45 AM - Singapore's economy will grow less this year than previously estimated and may expand at a much slower pace in 2023.

Singapore's Minister of State for Trade and Industry Alvin Tan told Parliament on Monday that growth will slow this year and next but the Republic will avoid recession or stagflation.

The report said the war in Ukraine and sanctions on Russia are set to persist and will continue to exacerbate global supply chain woes that have led to higher global prices for fuel and food, causing inflation to accelerate across Asean+3.

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Category: Economy

Topics: Growth Singapore Asean+3 Cent 2022 Forecast Region 2023 Grow Year Amro

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Published On: 2022-07-05, 10:45:00

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