Singapore is increasingly feeling the fallout from a slowing economy in China, one of its top destinations for non-oil exports and direct investments abroad.
Analysts said both trade flows and investments in the world's second largest economy could be expected to take a hit, and its slowing growth - at its slowest since 1990 - was likely to last into the first half of the year.
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