An all-out trade war between the US and China could shave 0.3 percentage point off gross domestic product (GDP) growth in Singapore this year, OCBC economists warned yesterday.
They considered two possible scenarios: a mild stoush with US tariffs on US$50 billion (S$68 billion) of imports, and a more severe one with levies on US$250 billion worth of goods.
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