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Singapore’s Electronics Exports Jump by Record on AI Demand Boom

Singapore’s Electronics Exports Jump by Record on AI Demand Boom
Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 17 June 2026, 06:54 UTC By Isabelle Chong 1 min read
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Singapore’s Electronics Exports Jump by Record on AI Demand Boom Singapore’s electronic exports last month rose by the most on record on robust global demand for artificial intelligence-related equipment. Shipments in May jumped almost 95% from a year ago to S$7.1 billion ($5.5 billion), according to an Enterprise Singapore report on Wednesday. Integrated circuits remained the main driver, expanding nearly 81%.

Singapore’s Electronics Exports Jump by Record on AI Demand Boom Singapore’s electronic exports last month rose by the most on record on robust global demand for artificial intelligence-related equipment. Shipments in May jumped almost 95% from a year ago to S$7.1 billion ($5.5 billion), according to an Enterprise Singapore report on Wednesday. Integrated circuits remained the main driver, expanding nearly 81%. The city-state’s overall non-oil domestic exports rose 38%.
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