Singapore could end up as ‘collateral damage’ under Trump 2.0 tariffs, say experts


Unlike in his first presidency, US President-elect Donald Trump is more confident and prepared for his second term, said Professor Chan Heng Chee. - Photo: Reuters

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): The unpredictable nature of Donald Trump, poised to begin his second US presidency, will make 2025 a volatile year, two veteran Singapore diplomats said at the UOB Global Markets Economic Forum held at Pan Pacific Singapore on Jan 14.

The US President-elect is due to assume office on Jan 20.

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