SINGAPORE--Economists surveyed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore expect the city-state's economy to expand slightly faster than previously estimated in the second quarter, a report showed Wednesday.
The 21 economists and analysts who took part in the quarterly survey expect the export-dependent island nation's gross domestic product to expand 2.8% on year in the April-to-June quarter, compared with 2.5% growth projected in the previous survey released March, according to the Monetary Authority of Singapore report.
For the full year, economists expect growth of 3.0% before accelerating to 4.5% in 2013. Full story
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