Electronics Tariffs
Supply Chain Disruption
Demand Shift
Geopolitical Conflict
Logistics Disruption
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next few months
Singapore factory activity ticks up to end two-month contraction as US tariffs loom
02 Jul 2025, 12:30 IST02 Jul 2025, 12:30 ISTRelevance: 75%
📊Executive Summary
Manufacturing activity in Singapore showed a modest rebound in June, with the purchasing managers' index (PMI) rising to 50, indicating a return to expansion after two months of contraction. However, uncertainty looms as the reprieve on US tariffs is set to end soon, causing concerns about supply chain fragmentation among local manufacturers. The electronics sector PMI also increased slightly to 50.1, driven by new orders and exports. Despite this recovery, analysts warn that the front-loading of orders may have peaked, and future business sentiment remains cautious due to ongoing tariff uncertainties....
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Classification
Industries
Industrial & Manufacturing
Consumer Electronics
Components
Semiconductors & ICs
Passive Components
Regions
Singapore
United States
Topics
Electronics Tariffs
Supply Chain Disruption
Demand Shift
Risk Categories
Geopolitical Conflict
Logistics Disruption
