-- 新加坡企业发展局周五发布的报告显示,受科技产品出口增长的推动,新加坡3月份非石油国内出口同比增长15.3%。 新加坡企业发展局表示,电子产品出口“持续增长,这主要得益于强劲的人工智能相关需求以及去年同期较低的基数,其中集成电路、个人电脑和磁盘介质产品是主要驱动力,而非电子产品出口则有所下降。” 该政府机构报告称,受强劲的人工智能相关需求以及去年同期较低的基数支撑,新加坡3月份电子产品出口增长了74.0%。 官员表示,3月份集成电路(也称芯片或半导体)出口同比增长113.8%。 官员补充说,相比之下,3月份预制食品出口同比下降了42%。 3月份,对香港、台湾和中国大陆的出口同比增长幅度最大,而对印度尼西亚、欧盟27国、美国和泰国的出口则有所下降。 作为区域港口和枢纽,新加坡也进口货物,然后进行再出口,有时通过自由贸易区,而对商品本身并无实质性改动。 新加坡企业发展局表示,新加坡3月份非石油再出口额增长了61.4%,延续了2月份21.9%的增幅,其中电子产品是推动增长的主要动力。
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