Singapore's O&M sector living on the edge of another oil rout
Tanking prices caused by Covid-19 pandemic is crushing activity and energy demand
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SINGAPORE's offshore and marine (O&M) sector, still not fully back on its feet after the last slump, is suffering a massive blow as jobs dry up and charter rates fall.
This is unfolding as oil prices tank - led by the Covid-19 pandemic that has crushed activity and with it, energy demand.
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