Hong Kong — Singapore’s economy staged an unexpectedly vigorous comeback during the second quarter of this year. On Tuesday, data released by the government showed Singapore’s economy grew at an annualized rate of 20.4% in the April-June period, much more than economists had projected, and a vast improvement over the double-digit declines recorded in previous quarters.
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