SINGAPORE -- Singapore's economy grew 3.8% last year, driven by the lifting of COVID-19 border restrictions and the return of international visitors to the Asian financial hub, according to preliminary data released on Tuesday.
City-state beats forecast but braces for further deceleration as exports slump
Singapore's growth is slowing as external demand weakens and geopolitical headwinds build. © Reuters
SINGAPORE -- Singapore's economy grew 3.8% last year, driven by the lifting of COVID-19 border restrictions and the return of international visitors to the Asian financial hub, according to preliminary data released on Tuesday.