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The global economy has proven somewhat resilient 2023, as Europe avoided a recession in the winter of 2022 and US and Chinese consumer activity kicks in stronger than anticipated. However, global growth will be held back by two main drags in 2023: the ongoing effects of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and global monetary tightening.
In the longer term, geo-economic conditions and calls for de-risking will have an effect on supply chains across the world. With great global exposure, what is Singapore's place in a turbulent macroeconomic environment? What more can Singapore do to strengthen its capabilities as a supply chain control tower and as a nexus for entrepreneurship, innovation and private capital?
Join the Economist Intelligence Corporate Network and Ms Jacqueline Poh, Managing Director of the Economic Development Board, as we discuss how Singapore is partnering with global and Asian businesses to navigate a complex operating environment and access opportunities that can propel their next phase of growth.