Ex-US Envoy Says New US Global Tariffs Should Exclude Singapore
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- •The statement was made by a former US envoy with experience in US-Asia relations.
- •The context involves proposed new US global tariffs under consideration by US policymakers.
- •Singapore is a major trading partner of the US and a significant financial center in Southeast Asia.
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- ▸If US policymakers decide to exclude Singapore from new global tariffs trade and investment between the US and Singapore would likely remain stable, benefiting businesses and economic ties.
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