SINGAPORE - Buyers of new cars are facing a double whammy - on top of higher premiums for certificates of entitlement (COE), they must now pay more for car loans.
Interest rates for car loans are echoing the recent move by the United States Federal Reserve to raise its federal funds rate by half a percentage point - the largest increase in 22 years.
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