Trade woes have opened doors for Singapore, says ExxonMobil
Company's new chemical head says the Republic is poised to benefit from regional growth
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GLOBAL trade woes may have forced ExxonMobil to tweak its supply chains - but this has not been to the detriment of Singapore, a senior exec has said.
Karen McKee, president of ExxonMobil Chemical Company, said: "If anything, it's provided opportunity for Singapore, because we benefit here in Singapore from the free-trade construct within Asia."
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