Singapore economy to shrink again in Q4, but less sharply: Poll

The Straits Times2020-12-31

SINGAPORE (REUTERS) - Singapore's economic contraction is expected to have moderated in the fourth quarter, as the city-state lifted more coronavirus-related curbs due to a drop in local infections. ...

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