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What’s going on with Omicron and the economy as it stands?

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Early symptoms reported from the Omicron variant are showing positive for what this may mean for Covid-19 overall.

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Dr Leong Hoe Nam out of Singapore has made a bold statement about the pending threat of Omicron. While we all have a natural tendency to focus on the negative, it's important we balance out this forecast in the media and hope that he is badly wrong.

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