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Manufacturing Drives Singapore's Economy Higher
27-Dec-23 07:30
Adrian Loh, Head of Research, UOB Kay Hian
Stronger non-oil export numbers and manufacturing activity drive Singapore's economy to achieve stable growth in 2024. Positive tailwinds in the semiconductor space help propel it further. Adrian Loh of UOB Kay Hian shares his views on Singapore's economic and market outlook.
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