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Analysts expect NODX momentum to slow in 2H2022 as Singapore's NODX rose by 11.4% in August

Felicia Tan
Felicia Tan • 7 min read
Analysts expect NODX momentum to slow in 2H2022 as Singapore's NODX rose by 11.4% in August
Singapore's NODX for August was thanks to a surge in non-electronics exports and offset by a decline in electronics exports. Photo: Bloomberg
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Analysts from OCBC, RHB Group Research, UOB and Maybank Securities remain concerned on the outlook of Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports (NODX) even as August’s NODX expanded by 11.4%, surpassing Bloomberg’s forecast of an 8.4% growth y-o-y.

The growth during the month was thanks to the growth in non-electronics, which expanded by 16.9%. Electronics, on the other hand, fell by 4.5% y-o-y due to its high base in 2021.

This is as demand conditions ahead are “likely dampened by ongoing global monetary policy tightening,” says OCBC Bank’s chief economist and head of treasury research & strategy, Selena Ling.

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