S’pore’s non-oil domestic exports dip 0.1% in May


It marks the fourth straight month of contraction, but it was still the mildest decline in 20 months. — Bloomberg

SINGAPORE: Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports (Nodx) performed better than expected in May, dipping 0.1% after shrinking a revised 9.6% in April.

This marks the fourth straight month of contraction, but it was still the mildest decline in 20 months, trade agency Enterprise Singapore (EnterpriseSG) said on June 18.

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