Singapore’s December exports rise 9% as Trump tariffs pose risks


SINGAPORE: Singapore’s key exports beat market forecasts in December 2024 in its second straight month of growth, but analysts said the road ahead is uncertain as the threat of Trump tariffs looms.

In December, non-oil domestic exports (Nodx) rose 9 % from a year ago, extending a 3.4 % increase in November, according to figures released by trade agency Enterprise Singapore on Jan 17.

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