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Singapore’s exports likely to slow as front-loading to pre-empt Trump’s tariffs is set to fade
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Analysts said re-exports have surged in transshipment hubs such as Singapore, which is subject to a 10 per cent baseline tariff by the US.
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SINGAPORE – An unusual spike in exports from Singapore and other Asean countries, prompted by fears of higher tariffs threatened by US President Donald Trump, may have run its course.
Analysts believe the record plunge in US imports in April
