Singapore manufacturing gloom may extend into first half of 2023 with electronics still shaky
📊Executive Summary
The article discusses Singapore's manufacturing output, which has faced challenges, particularly in the electronics sector. Although electronics production saw a 4.6% increase in December, reversing previous declines, analysts predict a continued lackluster performance into the first half of 2023, primarily due to weak global demand for semiconductors. The article highlights the potential impact of geopolitical tensions, particularly regarding export restrictions to China, and suggests that the semiconductor sector may face further challenges. This situation is critical for procurement teams, as it indicates potential supply shortages and pricing pressures in the semiconductor market....
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