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Trade
Singapore’s total trade in 2004 amounted to US$ 329.2 billion approximately. This had already grown to US$ 477 billion in September 2005.
Singapore’s global trade relationships
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Principal export destinations, 2004
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Per cent share in exports
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Principal import sources, 2004
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Per cent share in imports
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Malaysia
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15.2
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Malaysia
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15.3
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US
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13
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US
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12.7
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Hong Kong
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9.8
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Japan
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11.7
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China
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8.6
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China
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9.9
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Japan
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6.4
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Taiwan
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5.7
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Taiwan
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4.6
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South Korea
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4.3
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Thailand
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4.3
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Thailand
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4.1
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South Korea
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4.1
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Source: CIA World Factbook
Exports
Singapore’s global exports were worth US$ 174 billion (f.o.b.) in 2004 and included machinery and equipment (including electronics), consumer goods, chemicals and mineral fuels .
Imports
Singapore’s global imports were worth US$ 155.2 billion in 2004 and included machinery and equipment, mineral fuels, chemicals and foodstuffs.
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