Singapore manufacturing report
Manufacturing PMI dips to its lowest since August 2020 at 50.1
Manufacturing PMI dips to its lowest since August 2020 at 50.1
Looking ahead, analysts said the road will be “bumpy” for the manufacturing sector.
Manufacturing output recovers to 17.6% in February
Electronics manufacturing expanded amidst the global chip shortage.
Manufacturing output falls 10.7% MoM in January
Excluding biomedical manufacturing output fell 0.2% MoM.
Singapore manufacturing output up 15.6% YoY in December 2021
Excluding biomedical manufacturing, output grew by 5%.
SG industrial sector expands for 15th straight month in September
Singapore PMI recorded an expansion of 50.8.
Electronics demands boost manufacturing performance by 11.2% in August
Thanks to the global semiconductor demand, experts said.
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