US-Singapore relations

Home-grown companies say the American market is as attractive as ever, even with import duties hurting margins

Singapore’s acts, policies and practices do not ‘burden or restrict’ commerce of the United States, it adds

Any trade surplus the city-state runs with other nations is a ‘market-driven’ outcome, says MTI

Singapore’s strength lies in its domestic unity, economic relevance and ability to defend itself

Report classifies city-state as an outlier as it is the only nation on the list running a bilateral trade deficit with America

[SINGAPORE] It is not out of the norm for US embassies around the world to ask for donations, the US Embassy in Singapore said, after a letter seeking donations drew criticism online.

The levies are part of the US president’s aggressive “reciprocal” tariffs imposed on about 90 nations, with rates as high as 50% on some partners

On trade, Shanmugam says the US remains indispensable, with policies that affect “every country” – a key concern for trade-reliant Singapore

The Republic remains ‘most desirable spot in South-east Asia’ for US companies, says US embassy Charge d’Affaires