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Singapore's economic corona downturn is without equal

A preliminary assessment reveals that Singapore's economy dropped a whopping 41.2 percent from the first to the second quarter. The drop is expected to increase, although there are signs of improvement.

Photo: ROSLAN RAHMAN/AFP / AFP
BY RITZAU FINANS
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