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Retard Sinkies are fucked even harder with more foreigners invited by PAP to displace them.
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So many gong cb in sg,let it be, they love ti be poke in the ass
These people only know how to see thing through their eyes, not through their mind.
Of course lah. Build all those new flats, condos and MRT lines for what? For ghosts to use? Need new customers for ROI. 
Enjoying your 'strong Singapore core' yet?
Population White Paper v1
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Enjoying your 'strong Singapore core' yet?
Population White Paper v1
Population White Paper v2
Road to 10m in 20xx mahOf course lah. Build all those new flats, condos and MRT lines for what? For ghosts to use? Need new customers for ROI.
Enjoying your 'strong Singapore core' yet?
Population White Paper v1
Population White Paper v2
It is not their fault since they inherited the coolie genes. The main preoccupation of these retard Sinkies is where to get cheap hawker food.
Need to RESET again loh. Mei Ban Fa de
No talent Sinkies should just fuck off this precious island.
We need more people to ensure that hospital beds supply remain low
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/cna...crunch-waiting-time-radical-solutions-3943586
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/cna...crunch-waiting-time-radical-solutions-3943586
What to do when they have coolie genes. A sparrow cannot turn into a phoenix.
PAP supporters all low IQ brainwashed by CCP communism and western leftism
https://www.straitstimes.com/busine...-output-rises-1-in-november-missing-forecasts
Need more talents esp from Jiuhu and Yeedia to punch above our weight class
Need more talents esp from Jiuhu and Yeedia to punch above our weight class
SINGAPORE – Singapore’s factory output grew in November for a second month but fell short of expectations, largely due to a significant deceleration in electronics, as well as contractions in biomedical production and precision engineering.
Total manufacturing production rose 1 per cent year on year, slowing sharply from October’s revised 7.6 per cent growth and missing the 2.2 per cent increase expected by analysts in a Bloomberg poll.
While most sectors decelerated from the previous month, chemicals was a bright spot. It improved to finish the month up 2.7 per cent year on year. This was aided by two of its segments – speciality and other chemicals.
Total manufacturing production rose 1 per cent year on year, slowing sharply from October’s revised 7.6 per cent growth and missing the 2.2 per cent increase expected by analysts in a Bloomberg poll.
While most sectors decelerated from the previous month, chemicals was a bright spot. It improved to finish the month up 2.7 per cent year on year. This was aided by two of its segments – speciality and other chemicals.
Meanwhile, the electronics sector – which accounts for about 45 per cent of local manufacturing production – saw activity slow to 7.3 per cent, down from a 15.1 per cent expansion from the previous month.
This was led by a sharp slowdown in semiconductor output, which decelerated to post an 8.2 per cent growth for November. Helping to mitigate the electronics sector slowdown, however, was the infocomms and consumer electronics segment, which snapped back to 13.9 per cent, after having stagnated at zero growth in the period before.
Among the sectors that contracted was precision engineering, which tumbled to end November at minus 14.1 per cent
This was led by a sharp slowdown in semiconductor output, which decelerated to post an 8.2 per cent growth for November. Helping to mitigate the electronics sector slowdown, however, was the infocomms and consumer electronics segment, which snapped back to 13.9 per cent, after having stagnated at zero growth in the period before.
Among the sectors that contracted was precision engineering, which tumbled to end November at minus 14.1 per cent
This sector fell by 0.7 per cent, after expanding 5.3 per cent in October.
In particular, the pharmaceuticals segment retreated to close November at negative 6 per cent. Although medical technology expanded by 7.1 per cent, it had slowed from the previous period.
Meanwhile, transport engineering posted a 7.2 per cent year-on-year growth, slipping from 13.2 per cent previously.
In particular, the pharmaceuticals segment retreated to close November at negative 6 per cent. Although medical technology expanded by 7.1 per cent, it had slowed from the previous period.
Meanwhile, transport engineering posted a 7.2 per cent year-on-year growth, slipping from 13.2 per cent previously.
The weakness was in the aerospace segment, which fell to minus 0.1 per cent in November, from an expansion of 17.1 per cent in October, while the land segment continued to struggle as it contracted 15.3 per cent despite a small improvement.
In comparison, the marine and offshore engineering segment expanded 27.9 per cent, supported by a higher level of activity in the shipyards, as well as increased production in oil and gas field equipment.
General manufacturing also slowed, posting a 3.2 per cent growth in November from a year ago.
The food, beverages and tobacco segment was buoyant, growing 12.4 per cent, largely due to more beverages produced. But this was offset by continued weakness in printing, which contracted 8.5 per cent, as well as a drop in the miscellaneous industries segment, which declined 6.2 per cent due to fewer batteries made.
Commenting on the data, Maybank economist Brian Lee said the weaker manufacturing growth in November was consistent with muted non-oil domestic exports.
“Nonetheless, the data continues to paint a positive picture of emerging green shoots,” he said, adding that “growth continues to be led by electronics in the face of a gradual recovery in global demand”.
In comparison, the marine and offshore engineering segment expanded 27.9 per cent, supported by a higher level of activity in the shipyards, as well as increased production in oil and gas field equipment.
General manufacturing also slowed, posting a 3.2 per cent growth in November from a year ago.
The food, beverages and tobacco segment was buoyant, growing 12.4 per cent, largely due to more beverages produced. But this was offset by continued weakness in printing, which contracted 8.5 per cent, as well as a drop in the miscellaneous industries segment, which declined 6.2 per cent due to fewer batteries made.
Commenting on the data, Maybank economist Brian Lee said the weaker manufacturing growth in November was consistent with muted non-oil domestic exports.
“Nonetheless, the data continues to paint a positive picture of emerging green shoots,” he said, adding that “growth continues to be led by electronics in the face of a gradual recovery in global demand”.
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