-- 新加坡企業發展局週五發布的報告顯示,受科技產品出口成長的推動,新加坡3月非石油國內出口較去年同期成長15.3%。 新加坡企業發展局表示,電子產品出口“持續增長,這主要得益於強勁的人工智能相關需求以及去年同期較低的基數,其中集成電路、個人電腦和磁碟介質產品是主要驅動力,而非電子產品出口則有所下降。” 該政府機構報告稱,受強勁的人工智慧相關需求以及去年同期較低的基數支撐,新加坡3月份電子產品出口成長了74.0%。 官員表示,3月積體電路(也稱為晶片或半導體)出口年增113.8%。 官員補充說,相較之下,3月預製食品出口較去年同期下降了42%。 3月份,對香港、台灣和中國大陸的出口年增幅度最大,而對印尼、歐盟27國、美國和泰國的出口則有所下降。 作為區域港口和樞紐,新加坡也進口貨物,然後再出口,有時透過自由貿易區,而對商品本身並無實質改動。 新加坡企業發展局表示,新加坡3月非石油再出口額成長了61.4%,延續了2月21.9%的增幅,其中電子產品是推動成長的主要動力。
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