Singapore grows 5.4% as manufacturing momentum eases
Advance third-quarter estimates show continued expansion, with a pullback in manufacturing from the previous quarter.
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Advance third-quarter estimates show continued expansion, with a pullback in manufacturing from the previous quarter.
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The policy rate moved to around 1.25%, while published opinions reveal disagreement over the strength of domestic demand.

Part-time employment fell, while the statistics bureau urges caution over monthly volatility and survey changes.

Bank Indonesia combines a 5.75% rate with measures aimed at capital inflows, lending and digital payments.

Three World Bank-backed projects target Hai Phong transport, Mekong roads and sustainable fisheries.

The September survey rose to 50.1, while employment and smaller-enterprise readings remained below the threshold.

A Finance Ministry disclosure records 554.9 million onboarded users and outlines safeguards for the digital payments network.

The early estimate points to continued expansion, with a fuller GDP release scheduled for November.

A January 2025 maritime review recorded rising cargo volumes, fuel sales and maritime business spending.

The MAS initiative combined international forums, advisory work, digital platforms and investment ambitions.

The January 2025 release showed stronger fourth-quarter growth alongside continuing property-sector weakness.