Malaysia’s decision to hike oil prices affected the food prices in Singapore, as reported by Simply Jean
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Rising prices are really becoming a problem everywhere; I’m hearing stories from both western countries and Asia.
I’m wondering if this is the start of something different, or just the usual cyclical stuff.