Singapore’s exports pick up in Nov
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to the data released by International Enterprise (IE) Singapore, Singapore’s exports increased by 11.5% in November when compared to the drop of 12% recorded in October on the back of a rise in electronic and non-electronic exports.
Exports of electronic shipments were up by 3.5% in November from a decline of 6% in October. Non-electronic exports posted a further increase by 15.3% when compared to the decrease of 14.6% in October, the data showed.
The country’s exports to its top 10 markets increased with the largest contributions to the increase coming from EU 28 (48.3%), Hong Kong (38.1%) and China (15.8%).
Exports of electronic shipments were up by 3.5% in November from a decline of 6% in October. Non-electronic exports posted a further increase by 15.3% when compared to the decrease of 14.6% in October, the data showed.
The country’s exports to its top 10 markets increased with the largest contributions to the increase coming from EU 28 (48.3%), Hong Kong (38.1%) and China (15.8%).
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