Singapore's economy grew at an annualized rate of 26 percent in the second quarter, a blistering pace that may moderate for the full year to 15 percent, the top-of-the-range estimate for many economists. That should be enough to overtake China as Asia's fastest-growing economy this year, increasing the attractiveness of the city-state's stocks and putting pressure on policymakers to check inflation with a stronger currency. Full Story
Will Singapore Grow Faster Than China?
BusinessWeek, 15 Jul 2010
Singapore's economy grew at an annualized rate of 26 percent in the second quarter, a blistering pace that may moderate for the full year to 15 percent, the top-of-the-range estimate for many economists. That should be enough to overtake China as Asia's fastest-growing economy this year, increasing the attractiveness of the city-state's stocks and putting pressure on policymakers to check inflation with a stronger currency. Full Story
Singapore's economy grew at an annualized rate of 26 percent in the second quarter, a blistering pace that may moderate for the full year to 15 percent, the top-of-the-range estimate for many economists. That should be enough to overtake China as Asia's fastest-growing economy this year, increasing the attractiveness of the city-state's stocks and putting pressure on policymakers to check inflation with a stronger currency. Full Story
