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Stellantis, and some global automakers, declined the chance to forecast their profits after quarterly results, as President Trump’s tariff reforms spooked investors.

The People’s Action Party took 87 of 97 seats in parliament, while the opposition Workers’ Party retained the 10 it won during the 2020 elections.