Singapore inflation
Why Singapore saw softer inflation in January despite GST hike
In January, consumer prices eased to 2.9% YoY.
Why Singapore saw softer inflation in January despite GST hike
In January, consumer prices eased to 2.9% YoY.
Inflation eases to 2.9% YoY in January
In December 2023, headline inflation rose 3.7% YoY.
Inflation edges up to 3.7% in December
In 2023, headline inflation averaged 4.8%.
2.9 million adult S’poreans to receive Assurance Package support in December
They will get $200-$800 AP cash and AP Cash Special Payment.
Singapore cap rates remain flat in Q3
The gross yield of commercial properties in Singapore ranges from 3.00%-6.25%.
Inflation edges up to 4.1% in September
MTI attributed the increase to a pickup in private transport inflation.
Fewer Singaporeans expect inflation to decline: DBS, SMU survey
As of September, only 49.5% of Singaporeans expect inflation to decline, a drop from 51% in June.
Inflation eases to 4.0% in August
MTI attributed the moderation to lower core and accommodation inflation.
Electronic sector to recover in 2024
The industry was improved by the rise of AI.
3 reasons why prices will be sticky in 3Q23
Analysts have already observed price stickiness in July.
How much does an average Singaporean spend on monthly groceries?
An average Singaporean spends $211 monthly on groceries.
Headline inflation eases to 4.1% in July due to private transportation costs
Meanwhile, core inflation went down 3.8% YoY in July 2023.
Inflation to ease further in 2H23, but sticky prices likely in 3Q23
In June, headline inflation dropped to 4.5%.
Inflation eases to 4.5% in June
MTI attributed the moderation to lower food and services inflation.
Inflation eases to 5.1% in May
MTI attributed the moderation to lower private transportation inflation.
1 in 3 Singaporeans plan to invest more amidst rising inflation
Inflation is the biggest financial concern of Singaporeans.
Why 'shrinkflation' is dangerous for F&B operators
Inflation is expected to remain high at 4.6% in Singapore.
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