Factories in Singapore and across Asia bracing themselves for impact from Trump’s tariffs
SINGAPORE – Singapore’s manufacturing sector – like most of its Asian counterparts – is braced for impact from a looming trade war triggered by US President Donald Trump’s recently announced tariffs against key trading partners China, Canada and Mexico.
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