Singapore's non-oil domestic exports registered a double-digit contraction in February, data from Enterprise Singapore showed Friday.
Non-oil domestic exports plunged 15.6 percent on a yearly basis but slower than the 25.0 percent decline in the previous month.
Both electronics and non-electronics declined in February. Electronics exports plunged 26.5 percent and non-electronics shipments slid 12.1 percent.
On a monthly basis, NODX fell 8.0 percent after the previous month's 0.9 percent growth as demand for both electronic and non-electronic goods weakened in February.
Further, data showed that NODX to the top 10 markets as a whole declined in February, mainly due weak demand from the EU 27, Hong Kong and Taiwan. However, NODX to the US, Japan and Thailand increased.
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