Fresh curbs dampen hopes of GDP growth spurt in Q2
But decent growth possible if virus situation improves soon and restrictions are eased
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Singapore's economic growth may decline in the April to June period compared with the previous quarter because of the recently reimposed coronavirus curbs, putting at risk the full-year target of more than 6 per cent.
However, if the surge in community cases is contained by the middle of next month and relaxation of the curbs follows, the economy may still achieve a decent gross domestic product (GDP) growth.
