By Fanny Potkin SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore has seen increasing investments from India, China, and Southeast Asia in recent years even as the U.S.
STORY CONTINUES BELOW THESE SALTWIRE VIDEOSSINGAPORE - Singapore has seen increasing investments from India, China, and Southeast Asia in recent years even as the U.S. remains its largest investor, its investment chief said on Thursday.
However, she warned that the EDB was expecting a more muted 2023 in terms of investments, after a record 2022 where Singapore secured S$22.5 billion in fixed asset investments, with more than 66% coming from electronics manufacturing projects.
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