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The Singapore Manufacturing PMI increased to 49.8 in November of 2019 from 49.6 in the previous month. In spite of the improvement, the reading pointed to seventh consecutive month of contraction in manufacturing sector. Factory output and inventory expanded faster while new orders, new exports and employment contracted at a softer pace. At the same time, the electronics sector PMI, edged up to 49.7 from 49.3, as new orders, new exports, factory output and employment contracted at a slower rate while inventory continued to expand.

The Singapore Manufacturing PMI increased to 49.6 in October of 2019 from 49.5 in the previous month but marking the sixth consecutive month of contraction. Factory output and inventory expanded faster while employment contracted at a softer pace. Also, imports, input prices, finished goods and supplier deliveries expanded quicker in October. Meanwhile, new orders and new exports went deeper into contraction. At the same time, the electronics sector PMI, edged up to 49.3 from 49.1, as new orders, factory output and employment contracted at a slower rate.

Singapore's SIPMM Manufacturing PMI dropped to 49.5 in September of 2019, the lowest since July 2016, from 49.9 in the previous month, as factory output and new orders dipped into contraction. Additionally, employment and new exports continued to shrink. Meantime, the electronics sector PMI, edged down to 49.1 from 49.4, as new orders fell further.

The Singapore Manufacturing PMI increased to 49.9 in August of 2019 from 49.8 in the previous month, but marking the fourth consecutive month of contraction. New orders and factory output expanded faster while inventory contracted at a softer pace. Meanwhile, new exports dipped into contraction for the first time since August 2016. Meantime, the electronics sector PMI, edged up to 49.4 from 49.3, as new orders, inventory, and employment contracted at a slower rate.

The Singapore Manufacturing PMI increased to 49.8 in July of 2019 from 49.6 in the previous month, but marking the third consecutive month of contraction. New orders, factory output and new exports returned to tepid growth while order backlogs shrank for its tenth straight month. Meanwhile, the electronics sector PMI, edged up to 49.3 from 49.2 amid slower contractions in new orders, new exports, inventory, and employment.

The Singapore Manufacturing PMI decreased to 49.6 in June of 2019 from 49.9 in the previous month. It was the lowest reading since August 2016, as new orders, factory output, inventory and employment contracted for the first time while new exports and imports slowed. In contrast, finished goods, input prices and supplier deliveries expanded faster in June when compared to the previous month. Meantime, the electronics sector PMI, which has been particularly hit by trade tensions between the United States and China, fell for the eighth straight month to 49.2 from 49.4 in May.