What the August Exports Slump and Spiking Oil Prices Mean for Singapore
Published on 17 Sep, 2019
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Non-Domestic Oil Exports slumped for yet another month, and while some point out that the contraction isn't as bad as in previous periods, Continuum Economics' Jeff Ng thinks the numbers still aren't anything to smile about. He also talks about whether this recent spike in oil prices is net negative for Singapore's economy, and what he's looking out for when the Fed makes their policy decision in the next few days.