Singapore growth may get global lift after Q1 slowdown
MAS prognosis of economic outlook turns slightly more sanguine, but not all market economists agree
Singapore
SINGAPORE'S central bank says the global economic outlook has "improved slightly" - which bodes well for the Singapore economy after growth slowed in the first quarter. Though the manufacturing-led slowdown was not as sharp as expected, some market economists remain less sanguine and at least two banks cut their 2015 growth forecasts following the data release.
Advance estimates from the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) on Tuesday morning put…
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