Singapore SME sentiment at its lowest since 2013
Business sentiment index covering 6 sectors dips for third straight quarter, though the above-50 score denotes that the outlook is still positive
Singapore
SMALL and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Singapore continue to feel the squeeze, bogged down by uncertainties in the global economy, a tough operating environment at home and hiring pressures.
An index of business sentiment set up by the Singapore Business Federation (SBF) and the DP Information Group has indicated that business confidence among SMEs is at its lowest ebb since early 2013.
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