Singapore Nodx

Singapore’s key exports up 15.3% in March from AI-related electronics surge

The impact of the Gulf war has been limited so far, economists say

Integrated circuits, disk media products and PCs contributed most to electronics NODX growth.

Singapore’s Feb key exports growth slows to 4%; electronics surge eases, non-electronics slide

The Middle East conflict will pose a significant headwind, economists say; Maybank trims its GDP forecast

Electronics exports jump 56.1% on the year, more than double December's 24.9% increase.

Singapore’s key exports up 9.3% in January, fuelled by electronics shipments on strong AI demand

Non-oil domestic exports to all but two of the Republic’s top 10 markets grow

EnterpriseSG says key exports growth will be supported in part by electronics amid strong AI-related demand.

Singapore upgrades 2026 key exports growth forecast to 2-4% as global outlook improves

OCBC raises its forecast to the same range; non-oil domestic exports up 4.8% in 2025

NODX to six of Singapore's top 10 markets declined last month.

Singapore’s key exports growth eases to 6.1% in December as pharma drags

UOB raises its 2026 NODX expansion projection to 3%, from 1.2% previously; OCBC forecasts a moderation of around 1 to 3%

As 2025 draws to a close, full-year forecasts for gross domestic product growth have narrowed and risen.

Economists raise Singapore’s 2026 growth forecast to 2.3%, upgrade 2025 forecast: MAS survey

Full-year growth for 2025 is now expected at 4.1%, with a boost from manufacturing

Total merchandise trade grew 8.5% on the year in Q3, extending the 7% rise in the preceding quarter.

Singapore narrows 2025 NODX forecast to ‘around 2.5%’, expects ‘moderated growth’ in 2026

EnterpriseSG projects an expansion of 0% to 2% for next year, in line with global trade outlook

In October, key exports to all but two of Singapore’s top 10 markets increased.

Singapore’s key exports surprise again with 22.2% surge in October, beating forecasts

Sales to most markets grow, fuelled by both electronics and non-electronics; but those to US contract 12.5%, leading falls