Singapore inflation

February’s electricity and gas prices fall 4.3%, more sharply than January's 4.2%.

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Food inflation held steady at 1.2% as the prices of non-cooked food and food services rose at similar rates in January and December.

Singapore core inflation eases to 1% in January, better than expected

Headline inflation up at 1.4% from 1.2% in December, driven by higher accommodation costs

The central bank expects core inflation in Singapore to “increase modestly” in the near term.

Economists expect MAS to tighten monetary policy in April or July, after keeping settings unchanged in January

Despite maintaining its policy stance on Thursday, the central bank raises full-year core and headline inflation forecasts to 1-2%

The latest move comes after the central bank similarly kept settings unchanged in October and July 2025.

Singapore leaves monetary policy settings unchanged in January but raises inflation forecasts

MAS ups full-year core and headline inflation forecasts to 1-2%, from 0.5-1.5%

The official forecast ranges for 2026 will be updated in the upcoming monetary policy statement, which will be released on Jan 29.

Singapore’s 2025 core inflation averages 0.7%, down from 2.8% in 2024

December’s core and headline inflation stayed unchanged at 1.2%

Services inflation edged up 1.9% in November, against October’s 1.8%, due to larger increases in the costs of point-to-point transport services and health insurance.

Singapore’s core, headline inflation hold steady at 1.2% in November

Official forecasts for 2025 also remain unchanged, at 0.5% for core inflation and 0.5% to 1% for headline inflation