Singapore manufacturing expected to stay strong in 2025, though Trump’s trade policies cloud outlook
The lynchpin electronics sector should still lead growth, though geopolitical risks and US tariffs could weigh on the outlook
SINGAPORE’S manufacturing sector is set to sustain robust growth in 2025, though expectations have been tempered by uncertainty surrounding incoming US president Donald Trump’s trade policies.
“Overall, we view the manufacturing sector quite favourably for continued growth in 2025,” said Lennon Tan, president of the Singapore Manufacturing Federation (SMF).
“Of course, the caveat is always how the evolving geopolitical landscape may change things and disrupt supply.”
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