Singapore PM gives positive economic assessment in May Day speech


People pass by along the river quay at the financial business district in Singapore on April 20, 2021. - AFP

SINGAPORE, May 2 (dpa): The Singapore and world economies face better-than-anticpated prospects of revival this year, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said, in a May Day speech.

"Compared to a year ago, our outlook has brightened considerably," according to Lee, who put the optimism down to a global recession "turning out to be less protracted than we initially feared."

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