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18 February 2016
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Singapore
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Singapore’s non-oil domestic
exports (NODX) plunged 9.9% y-o-y in January, deteriorating
further from a 7.2% loss the month before. The acceleration in decline was
underpinned by a decrease in both electronic and non-electronic product
exports, reflecting sluggish global demand. On a monthly basis, NODX slid
4.3% in January, recoiling from its 6.2% bounce a month ago.
Economist: Ng Kee Chou
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To
access our recent reports please click on the links below:
26 January 2016: MAS
Watching Oil Prices As CPI Ends 2015 On A Whimper
19 January 2016: NODX
Slump Deepens As External Demand Weakens
04 January 2016: Singapore
Ends 2015 On A Firm Note; Outlook Remains Challenging
04 January 2016: M3
Growth Stalls While Loans Weakened Further
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