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.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
Singapore , export , trade , port , tariff

Next In Business News

Stocks slide, oil gains with Mideast ceasefire prospects centre stage
Fresh growth opportunities open for MNCs
George Kent redeems RM132mil sukuk
Aemulus wins RM10.5mil order, marks debut in India
ICT Zone Asia secures RM24.5mil ICT hardware purchase order
FBM KLCI remains steady amid choppy trading
China's yuan edges down as dollar gains; investors watch Iran war talks
MTT Shipping and Logistics targets RM652.5mil IPO to fund fleet expansion
Trump's tariffs had little impact on GDP in 2025, but raised revenue, academic paper finds
Oil prices climb as investors reassess Middle East ceasefire prospects

Others Also Read