non-oil domestic exports (NODX)
Exports rose beyond expectations in May, but will its growth continue?
Exports rose beyond expectations in May, but will its growth continue?
Singapore’s NODX jumped 12.4% YoY in May.
Exports growth accelerates to 12.4% in May
This almost doubled April's exports growth of 6.4%.
Exports growth to taper in Q2 due to China, Russia-Ukraine issues: OCBC
Global supply chain woes may not be resolved soon.
Exports growth slows to 6.4% in April
In March, exports rose by 7.7%.
Exports growth stymied by ongoing downside risks: UOB
Widespread lockdowns and the Russia-Ukraine war will impact Singapore’s trade exposure.
Exports rise by 7.7% in March 2022
Electronic and non-electronic exports also increased.
Singapore NODX up 18.4% in December 2021
NORX, meanwhile, was also up by 26% in the same month.
Singapore non-oil domestic exports up 2.7% in August
Re-exports, meanwhile, saw a jump by 19% in the same month.
Exports expand for eighth straight month in July by 12.7%
China, the EU 27, and Taiwan’s appetite for Singapore exports grew.
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And 7 maritime firms face sanction for breach of safety measures.
Gov’t upgrades trade forecast following 27.3% expansion in Q2
Both non-domestic exports and re-exports saw double-digit growth in the second quarter.
Experts upgrade exports forecasts amidst high June figures
June exports surged to 15.9% year-on-year, nearly doubling May’s figures.
Exports soared by 15.9% in June
Top export destinations were Taiwan, the EU, and Mainland China.
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