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Neither Recession Nor Stagflation Expected for Singapore in 2023: Alvin Tan

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SINGAPORE is not expected to see a recession nor “stagflation” in 2023, Minister of State for Trade and Industry Alvin Tan told Parliament on Monday (Jul 4).Noting that economic activity has been ...

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watever
·2022-07-04
Seriously?
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dzgunners95
·2022-07-04
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Looyusooi
·2022-07-04
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·2022-07-04
That means a recession IS coming.
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