As the threat of a trade war increases, Bank of Singapore is seeking to manage potential risks by avoiding companies that are vulnerable to tariff threats. On 9 March, President Donald Trump provided further details about the trade tariffs that the US plan to enforce: 25% on steel imports and 10% on aluminium imports. The announcement drove up market concerns over…
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