FortitudeBudget: Further draw of S$31b from reserves SGBudget2020
SINGAPORE President Halimah Yacob has given her in-principle support for a further draw of S$31 billion from the past reserves, to fund the fourth round of Covid-19 support measures. That brings the total amount to be drawn from past reserves this financial year to S$52 billion, to “.
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