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Singapore non-oil domestic exports rose 68.4% in September

Enterprise Singapore reported that Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports rose 68.4% year on year in September, after a 46.1% rise in August.

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Enterprise Singapore reported that non-oil domestic exports rose 68.4% year on year in September 2026, following 46.1% in August. Electronic exports increased 107.6% and non-electronic exports 54.2%.

The agency identified ships and boat structures as the leading non-electronic contributor, while AI-related demand supported disks, integrated circuits and computers. The rates are nominal annual changes in the report; they do not represent inflation-adjusted export volumes.

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Year-on-year change reported by Enterprise Singapore.

Total NODX
68.4 percent
2026-09 · Observed
Electronic NODX
107.6 percent
2026-09 · Observed
Non-electronic NODX
54.2 percent
2026-09 · Observed
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Nominal NODX; percentages reproduced from the official report without calculation.

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