Will global supply chains be disrupted by ship attacks in the Red Sea and is Singapore affected?

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The United States forms a coalition to protect ships from attacks in the Red Sea, a major global shipping route. Experts discuss the potential impact on supply chains and consumers.

The United States has formed a 10-nation coalition to protect ships from missile and drone attacks in the Red Sea . The Red Sea is a crucial global shipping route that leads to the Suez Canal . Experts believe that major economies rely on this route and any disruption may impact supply chains and potentially increase costs for consumers.

However, they also suggest that the impact may not be as severe as seen during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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