SINGAPORE: Companies here that deal with overseas trade as part of their business have recently been experiencing – or are now beginning to – the impact of a strengthening Singapore dollar.
The effect goes two ways: A stronger local currency tends to make imports cheaper for businesses such as property developers, food and beverage or F&B businesses like supermarkets and restaurants, as well as retailers that purchase materials or products from abroad.
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