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February manufacturing PMI rises to 50.6 but Gulf conflict risks loom
February manufacturing PMI rises to 50.6 but Gulf conflict risks loom
The SIPMM warns that US-Iran tensions are driving oil prices and disrupting supplies.
Singapore PMI inches up to 50.3 in December
This was driven by growth in new orders and factory output.
Singapore PMI rises to 50.2 in November
It was driven by expanding indexes of new orders, new exports, and input purchases.
PMI slips to 50.6 in March
March marked the 19th month of expansion for the overall manufacturing sector.
Manufacturing sector continues expansion as December PMI edges up to 51.1
December marks the 16th month of expansion for the overall manufacturing sector.
PMI slows in October, marking 0.2-point dip to 50.8
The slowdown was due to slower expansions in key indexes.
PMI edges up to 51 marking 13th month of expansion
It is the highest reading since July 2021.
PMI growth in August signals steady manufacturing recovery
It rose to 50.9.
Red Sea diversions strain Singapore's PMI
PMI dipped to 50.4 in June.
PMI dips to 50.4 in June
June, however, marked the 10th consecutive month of expansion.
PMI rises to 50.7 in March
March marks the seven month of expansion.
PMI edges up to 49.9 in August
It increased by 0.1 points from July.
PMI edges up to 49.3 in July
It increased by 0.1 points from June.
Singapore PMI contraction will stay longer in 2023
The index edged up 0.1 in January.
PMI shrinks for the third time in November
It inched up to 49.8 in November.
Trade challenges weakened manufacturing production: analysts
Decrease in exports and decline in manufacturing index affected manufacturing.
For the first time since 2020, electronics employment index shrinks below 50
Contraction in new orders and exports affected electronics’ performance.
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