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FRIDAY, MAY 06 2022

Warren Fernandez
Editor-in-Chief

Dear ST reader,

In his May Day Rally speech on Sunday, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong warned of economic challenges ahead for Singaporeans this year. These include slower growth and a possible recession as Russia's war in Ukraine and China's Covid-19 lockdowns roil global supply chains and push up prices.

Senior correspondent Ovais Subhani speaks to experts on the issue. Also, look back on our tips on how to save costs during this time.

Meanwhile, parents with questions about their child's PSLE preparation can get them answered at an upcoming ST forum. It is free for those who are ST subscribers. If you are not one yet and wish to sign up for the forum, do subscribe. You can do both here.

I wish you a good weekend. Thank you for reading The Straits Times.

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