Singapore economic indicators
Inflation rate
Source: Singapore Department of Statistics · series M213781 #1 · 60 published readings held, 2021 Aug to 2026 Jul · released 24/08/2026 · Open the source table · Year-on-year change in the Consumer Price Index, all items.
Change pills and trend lines show direction only — teal for a rise, red for a fall — and are not a view on whether a move helps or hurts you. Figures are reproduced from the Singapore Department of Statistics without adjustment; nothing here is estimated, smoothed or interpolated. Release schedules differ, so the periods in the last column are not all the same: the freshest series here runs to 2026 Aug and the slowest to 2025. Always check the official release before relying on a figure.
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Every figure below is reproduced exactly as the Singapore Department of Statistics published it. Money Snap adds no forecasts, no seasonal adjustment of its own and no gap filling.
Each series is dated on its own
SingStat releases on different schedules. Official foreign reserves are monthly and land within weeks; the labour force participation rate is annual and lags by a year. The period column shows what each figure actually refers to, so two rows on this page can legitimately sit months apart.
Colour means direction, not judgement
Teal marks a rise on the previous published reading and red marks a fall. Whether that is welcome depends entirely on your position — a higher resale price index helps a seller and hurts a buyer — so the colour never implies good or bad.
Index figures need their base year
An index is only meaningful against the period set to 100. The Consumer Price Index uses 2024 as its base year, retail sales and industrial production use 2025, and both property price indices use the first quarter of 2009. Comparing an index across a rebase is not valid.
Where these figures show up
Several of these series feed the Money Snap calculators directly. Open the one that matches what you are working out.
Common questions
Every series is pulled straight from the Singapore Department of Statistics Table Builder, the government’s own statistics service. Each row on this page records the exact SingStat table it came from and links to it, so any figure can be checked at source in one click.
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Official data sources
Every figure above is dated individually in the period column and links to its own SingStat source table. Release dates differ by series, so no single verification date applies to the whole page.