Non-oil domestic exports grew to 15.01 billion Singapore dollars ($9.36 billion), compared with the average forecast in a Dow Jones Newswires poll for 15.9 percent growth from a year ago.

Seasonally adjusted non-oil exports fell 4.2 percent in March from the previous month compared with 2.5 percent growth in February, International Enterprise Singapore said in statement Monday.

Exports of electronics, which account for around half of non-oil exports, rose 16.4 percent, slowing from 30.5 percent growth in February. Strong exports of semiconductors were offset by a double-digit decline in disk-drives.

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