non-oil domestic re-exports (NORX)

SIGNAPORE (Oct 17): Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports (NODX) fell 8.1% year-on-year in September – marking the seventh consecutive month of contraction amid uncertainty surrounding the US-China trade war and slowing global growth.

SINGAPORE (June 17): Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports (NODX) fell 15.9% in May, following a 10% decline in April. Both electronic and non-electronic NODX declined.

SINGAPORE (Mar 20): Singapore’s exports recovered in February following three straight months of decline but Maybank Kim Eng thinks it is still too soon to call this an inflection point.

SINGAPORE (Nov 20): Maybank Kim Eng expects 3Q17 final GDP to come in at 5.1% against the advance estimate of 4.6%.

SINGAPORE (March 17): Singapore’s NODX expanded by 21.5% in February, extending the growth in the preceding three months, due to the increase in both electronic and non-electronic exports.

SINGAPORE (Feb 17): Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports (NODX) grew by 8.6% on-year in January 2017, extending the 9.1% and 15.6% growth in the preceding two months of Dec and Nov 2016 respectively due to an increase in both electronic and non-electron

SINGAPORE (Jan 17): Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports (NODX) grew by 9.4% on-year in December, following 11.5% growth in the preceding month of November.

SINGAPORE (Nov 24): The Singapore economy is expected to expand between 1 to 1.5% this year, compared to the earlier forecast of 1 to 2%, says the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) in its latest Economic Survey of Singapore.

SINGAPORE (Nov 18): The contraction in external trade in 4Q16 will be another drag on Singapore’s GDP growth as the economy have already slowed to 0.6% growth in 3Q16 -- according to advance estimates -- from 2.0% in 2Q16, says Maybank Kim Eng lead anal

SINGAPORE (Oct 18): While Singapore registered a decline in exports by 1.3% y-o-y for the month of September, Maybank Kim Eng is highlighting that the steeper 6.2% contraction in imports has led to “this year’s highest trade surplus” of  more than