Singapore PMI falls to 51.6 in Feb as private-sector conditions soften
This is a 0.9 drop from Jan; output expansion at slowest since Oct 2015
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BUSINESS conditions for Singapore's private sector improved at a slower rate in February, with indicators pointing towards softening growth.
The latest Nikkei Singapore Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), released on Thursday, was at 51.6 last month, a 0.9 drop from January.
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