Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports experienced a significant rebound in September 2025, growing by 6.9% year-on-year. This recovery follows an 11.5% contraction in August, highlighting a positive shift in the nation’s trade performance.
The latest figures, released by the Department of Statistics Singapore, indicate a promising turnaround for the country’s external trade sector. The growth in September suggests a recovery in demand for Singapore’s exports, which had been under pressure in the previous month.
This development is crucial for Singapore’s economy, as exports play a vital role in its overall economic health. The increase in non-oil domestic exports could signal a stabilisation in the global demand for Singaporean goods, potentially boosting economic confidence.
As Singapore continues to navigate the complexities of global trade, the September figures offer a glimmer of hope for sustained economic growth. The recovery in exports could have broader implications for the country’s economic outlook in the coming months.
