Singapore’s Net International Investment Position rises 7.4% to $1.39t in 2025

External assets totaled $8.83t whilst liabilities reached $7.44t, according to SingStat.

Singapore’s Net International Investment Position (NIIP) rose 7.4% to $1.39t in 2025, according to data from the Department of Statistics Singapore (SingStat).

A six-year trend shows fluctuations, with NIIP peaking at $1.42t in 2020 then falling 2.1% to $1.39t in 2021 then continuing to decline with a steep 11.3% fall to $1.23t in 2022.

It then rebounded to increase 4.8% to $1.29t in 2023 with marginal gains to 0.1% to approximately $1.293t in 2024 then finally jumping to the 2025 level.

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