(Reuters) - Singapore's exports recovered strongly in February, led by electronics and pharmaceuticals, providing an early sign the picture could brighten for Asia's trade-dependent economies.
Economists said the strong exports data announced by the government on Friday suggests Singapore's economy may grow this quarter and avoid a technical recession. Full story
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