Singapore to likely be ‘caught in the crossfire’ of US-China trade war, analysts say
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s small, open economy could be “caught in the crossfire” of the ongoing US-China trade war, despite the city-state being unlikely to face direct tariffs from the United States, analysts warned, according to the South China Morning Post’s (SCMP) report.
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