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May 25, 2022 02:48 PM
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Singapore Says GDP Outlook Challenged by War, Covid Shocks

Paddlers row past the central business district at Marina Bay in Singapore on Oct. 3. Photo: Bloomberg
Paddlers row past the central business district at Marina Bay in Singapore on Oct. 3. Photo: Bloomberg

(Bloomberg) — Singapore sees its economy expanding at the lower end of its expected range this year as the war in Ukraine and sustained supply chain disruptions due to Covid-19 weigh on the outlook for the trade-reliant city-state.

While reiterating its earlier 3% to 5% growth expectations for 2022, the Ministry of Trade & Industry (MTI) said Wednesday that “the external demand outlook for the Singapore economy has weakened compared to three months ago.”

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