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Singapore narrows 2023 development forecast on ‘weak’ exterior demand

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Last updated: 2023/08/11 at 3:36 AM
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Singapore narrowed its financial development forecast to a variety of 0.5% and 1.5% for this yr, citing sluggish exterior demand amid a weak world economic system.

The expansion forecast was trimmed from an earlier vary estimate of 0.5% to 2.5%, mentioned the Ministry of Commerce and Business on Friday. 

Gross home product for the April to June quarter grew 0.5% year-on-year, falling wanting the federal government’s advance estimate of 0.7% introduced in July.

“Singapore’s exterior demand outlook for the remainder of the yr stays weak,” the ministry mentioned in an announcement.

On a quarter-on-quarter seasonally adjusted foundation, Singapore’s economic system eked out marginal development of 0.1% — a reversal from the 0.4% contraction within the first quarter of this yr, narrowly avoiding a technical recession or two consecutive quarters of contraction.

The exports-led manufacturing sector shrank by 7.3% year-on-year within the April-June interval, worse than the 5.4% contraction within the earlier quarter.

“Aside from the anticipated slowdown in Singapore’s key exterior demand markets, the worldwide electronics downturn can also be prone to be protracted, with a gradual restoration anticipated in the direction of the top of the yr on the earliest,” it famous.

World draw back dangers

Particularly, manufacturing output is prone to be “weighed down largely by output contractions within the electronics and precision engineering clusters given the worldwide electronics downturn,” the ministry added.

Development within the finance and insurance coverage sector can also be anticipated to be sluggish because of continued weak spot within the exterior financial state of affairs and tight monetary circumstances.

The federal government additionally highlighted draw back dangers within the world economic system stay, including that the “outlook for the remainder of the yr stays tepid.”

These embody extra persistent than anticipated inflation within the superior economies, which may induce tighter world monetary circumstances and result in a bigger retraction in world spending.

The danger of escalations within the conflict in Ukraine and geopolitical tensions amongst main world powers may additionally result in “renewed provide disruptions, dampen shopper and enterprise confidence, in addition to weigh on world commerce,” the ministry mentioned.

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