Singapore's Nov exports slide 5.9%, in line with forecasts


Non-oil domestic exports (NODX) from the city-state contracted 5.9% last month from a year ago, data from the trade agency Enterprise Singapore showed. That followed a revised 12.5% slump in October and was in line with projections by 10 economists in a Reuters poll

SINGAPORE: Singapore's exports fell again in November pressured by an extended decline in electronics and pharmaceutical shipments, official data showed on Tuesday.

Non-oil domestic exports (NODX) from the city-state contracted 5.9% last month from a year ago, data from the trade agency Enterprise Singapore showed. That followed a revised 12.5% slump in October and was in line with projections by 10 economists in a Reuters poll.

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