Singapore’s Dec exports rise 9% on-year but 2024 NODX growth below govt forecast

Singapore’s exports expanded by 0.2% for the full year in 2024, below the 1% forecast by Enterprise Singapore. Analysts said this was dragged down by a stronger Singdollar, which made exports more expensive, along with volatility in certain sectors like pharmaceuticals. For December, exports rose 9% on-year, up from 3.4% the previous month. Growth mainly came from non-electronics sectors like specialised machinery, food preparation and non-monetary gold. Electronics exports also expanded nearly 19%, driven by strong demand for personal computers and disk media products. Nadirah Zaidi reports.

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  • Aiya, bo bian one lah. Opposition wont be able to audit this statistics and the department of statistics.

  • The rich grow richer, the ‘natural aristocrats’ rule over us plebians and civil servants get bonuses not to mention spanking new buildings, new office equipment and state of the art tools.

  • I’m not saying that this is ‘vote buying’ no matter the temptation or the obvious inferences, rather if the PAP Govt is gonna run Singapore like a business (which it practically does)

  • From New Singapore Shares over a thousand dollars in 2001, to sums ranging from $500-$700 in the last 2 GEs.

  • Don’t get too excited about the paltry sums you received. In the last few elections, they were much higher

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