8 things you need to know about Singapore-US trade relationship

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The U.S. is a key trading partner for the majority of Singapore mid-sized companies, according to research conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit on behalf of American Express.

The research, which surveyed 531 companies that trade with the USm was conducted between March and May 2016. It also looked at how companies’ trade, the challenges they face and how they expect international trade with the U.S. to change based on recent trends and, upcoming political and regulatory shifts.

Here are the major findings:

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