Singapore's manufacturing industry is showing early signs of growth, according to the latest S&P Global Manufacturing PMI data released on December 2, 2025. The index, which serves as a key economic indicator of the health of the manufacturing sector, rose to 50.2 in November, a slight increase from the October level of 50.0.
This movement above the neutral mark of 50.0 suggests a marginal expansion in manufacturing activity, hinting at a recovery from stagnation in the previous month. The uptick, although modest, could indicate a positive trajectory for Singapore's manufacturing sector as it edges towards more stable growth.
Market analysts and stakeholders will be closely monitoring the ongoing progress to assess whether these early signs of recovery can translate into sustained growth. The performance of Singapore's manufacturing sector is crucial, given its significant contribution to the nation's overall economic health and global supply chains.
