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Look who is talking...this is not a chance to play game's.

China Xi is talking to his gang and team.  Look and watch what happening to Russia.

Late!. LKY is talking again...



S"PORE – Nearly half, or 45%, of companies polled in S'pore plan to pass on increased costs from new US tariffs to their customers, a flash survey by American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) in S'pore has found. Other firms intend to respond by diversifying their supply chains to reduce their reliance on high-tariff markets, or by seizing opportunities to gain market share from competitors that are slower to adapt, AmCham S'pore said on April 2. More than 2/3 of the 36 respondents polled flagged potential reciprocal tariffs on countries taxing US imports as most significant concern for their business – over existing trade measures.

New US tariffs likely to hurt firms in S'pore, nearly half say they will pass on costs: Survey a near
half of companies in S'pore (45%) plan to pass on increased costs from new US tariffs to their customers, survey by American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) in S'pore found. More
than 2/3 of the respondents in AmCham survey flagged potential reciprocal tariffs on countries taxing US imports as most significant concern for their business. UPDATED Apr 03, 2025.

Nearly 7 in 10 (69%) said they expect the new tariffs to have a significant or moderately negative impact on their op. Survey findings came ahead of an anticipated announcement by White House on April 2 in Washington, detailing sweeping reciprocal tariffs on America’s trading partners, with the harshest burden falling on Asian economies. S'pore’s imports to US will be levied the “baseline” 10% tariff on all goods coming into US from anywhere in the world. Imports from about 60 trade partners that the White House described as the “worst offenders” face higher rates....

What about us or to SG, is PM Wong sending some one, who can talk to or talk to Trump gang?. Initiate tariff talks - (Anwar is sending someone over). Are we sending someone over, to help Asean nations have reached a consensus regarding sending officials to US for engagement sessions on slew of recently imposed tariffs.