SINGAPORE: Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports ( NODX ) fell by 2.1 per cent in January, reversing the 9 per cent expansion that was seen in December last year.  ,
According to data released by Enterprise Singapore on Monday ( Feb 17 ), electronics grew while non-electronics decreased.
A Reuters ballot had forecast a 1.1 per share fall.
On a year-on-year basis, digital goods export rose by 9.6 per share in January, following an 18.6 per cent rise in December 2024.
Integrated circuits, Devices and drive multimedia items contributed the most to the improve, growing by 14.6 per share, 66.7 per share and , 31.5 per cent , both.  ,
Non-electronic exports fell by 4.8 per share in January, following a 6.6 per cent increase in December 2024.
The biggest drops were in medicine, professional equipment and other manufactured papers, which fell by 53 per share, 9.9 per share and 20 per cent both.  ,
NODX to Hong Kong, the United States and Taiwan grew in January– by 113.3 per share, 27.8 per share and 48.3 per pence both– while NODX to China, Indonesia, the European Union, Thailand and Malaysia declined.  ,
Non-oil re-exports ( NORX ) grew by 7.4 per cent in January, after an expansion of 22.1 per cent in the previous month.  ,
Re-exports of electric products , rose in January with an increase of 18.2 per share while non-electronic materials declined by 5.7 per cent.
NORX to Taiwan, Malaysia and the United States grew by 210 per share, 45.6 per share and 39.6 per cent both in January.  ,
Following the 19 % increase in the previous month, total trade increased by 6.7 % year over year in January.  ,
Both exports and imports grew, by 3 per share and 11.2 per share both.