PMI
PMI slips to 50.6 in February
It dipped by 0.1 points from January.
Factory activity in Singapore likely bottomed out, slow rebound seen
Easing financial conditions to give factories reprieve next year.
PMI edges up to 50.3 in November
It increased by 0.1 points from October.
Will Singapore’s PMI turn expansionary soon?
In August, PMI edged up to 49.9.
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.
PMI edges up to 50.0 February
It increased by 0.2 points from January.
PMI shrinks for the third time in November
It inched up to 49.8 in November.
PMI contracts to 49.7 in October
It dipped 0.2 points from September.
For the first time since 2020, electronics employment index shrinks below 50
Contraction in new orders and exports affected electronics’ performance.
PMI contracts to 49.9 in September
It dipped by 0.1 points from August.
PMI expands to 50.4 in May
It edged up by 0.1 point from April.
Chart of the day: Manufacturing PMI over the years
Manufacturing output has been recovering steadily since April 2020.
February PMI declines to 50.2
Seasonal factors, such as the Lunar New Year, may have affected the decline.
Full-year Manufacturing PMI to grow by 4% in 2022: UOB
The growth, however, will be underpinned by buoyant global trade activity.
PMI in expansionary territory anew in January at 58.0
SG's PMI grew at the quickest pace compared to six other ASEAN nations.
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