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Retail sales dip 1.2% in June

Total retail sales in June were estimated at $4.0b.

Singapore’s retail sales fell 1.2% in June 2025 from the previous month on a seasonally adjusted basis, according to data released by the Department of Statistics on Monday.

Excluding motor vehicles, retail sales declined 1.4%—marking the second straight monthly drop in core retail activity.

In June, sales of computer & telecommunications equipment plunged 5.1% MoM, whilst supermarkets & hypermarkets dropped 3.8%, and minimarts fell 4.1%.

Only a few categories showed gains. Department stores saw a 3.7% rise in sales, whilst watches & jewellery were up 3.0% over the month.

Total retail sales in June were estimated at $4.0b, with online sales accounting for 13.6% of that figure.
 

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