S&P affirms S'pore's strong credit ratings
But ratings agency warns that vulnerabilities in a small and open economy present some risks to Republic's credit profile
Anita Gabriel
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Singapore
INTERNATIONAL ratings agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) has affirmed Singapore's sovereign credit strength over the long and short term with the vaunted top risk-free ratings.
S&P's unsolicited triple A long-term rating and A-1+ short-term rating for Singapore's creditworthiness followed strong praise for the Republic's "extensive" fiscal and external strengths; effective, timely and appropriate policymaking; and political stability.
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