A majority of Singapore residents view measures in the latest annual budget as inadequate to help them cope with rising costs of living, according to a new poll, Azernews ​reports, citing Bloomberg.

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A MAJORITY of Singapore residents view measures in the latest annual budget as inadequate to help them cope with rising costs of living, according to a new poll. Read more at The Business Times.