How should Singapore balance fiscal prudence with investing in public needs during global challenges?
Economy
Singapore
Started April 3, 2026
She was speaking after Parliament unanimously passed a record $154.7 billion spending plan
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Singapore’s approach of fiscal prudence provides buffer, assurance in turbulent world: Indranee
Straits Times (Singapore) | Mar 6, 2026
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Apr 3, 2026
While fiscal prudence is important, the government's focus on budget surpluses may lead to underinvestment in critical public needs such as healthcare and education. During global challenges, prioritizing immediate public welfare should take precedence over excessive savings.
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