The Economic Development Board will announce April industrial production numbers on 26 May. Analysts think manufacturing activity remained sluggish and likely declined by 1.8% y/y - the third straight month of y/y contraction.
Domestic PMI readings may have stayed below the 50 threshold for the fifth consecutive month. Exports were likely soft in 4M-2015, with non-oil domestic exports rising only 3.8% y/y, says Stnadard Chartered. Meanwhile, the electronics sector enjoyed a more favourable base effect, which probably limited the downside in the April manufacturing sector reading. Given weak external demand, industrial production activity is expected to remain weak, going forward.


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