SINGAPORE - From Delta to Omicron and several rounds of safe distancing restrictions that weighed on business and jobs, Singapore continued to respond to the uncertainties wrought by Covid-19 this year.
Border restrictions and upheavals in the global logistics and supply chain led to disruptions in the flow of talent and goods into Singapore, resulting in delays to property project roll-outs and a spike in electricity prices.
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