Singapore adjusts to more normal and sustainable growth

Industrial production data released today in Singapore surprised on the upside and suggests that Q3 GDP will be revised to show a less severe drop when new figures are published in November. The outlook is increasingly tied to what happens in Asia rather than to developments in the West. It will stay a wild ride for a while but the economy should gain renewed traction during the course of 2011.

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