Singapore’s strong Q2 is not the start of a robust recovery

Singapore’s economy posted its strongest gain in two years in Q2. We are raising our full-yearforecast for 2013 but, as this Weekly explains, last quarter’s good performance will not be thestart of a robust and sustained recovery. Nor is it a harbinger of rising growth in the rest of theregion.

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