Buildings in Singapore, on Monday, February 17, 2025.
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Singapore’s inflation climbed to the lowest rate of February 2021, increasing 1.2% in the year in January, which is a drop of 1.6% in December.
This is the first key part of economic data since Singapore discovered his budget 2025 on February 18, which he promised More Household and Company Support to fight the cost of living.
During the speech of the budget, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said: “Although inflation is expected to make it easier this year, the prices are still high.
The heading page of the title is a wide failure of an increase of 2.15% expected by economists surveyed by Reuters.
Basic inflation in the country – which, removes the prices of private transportation and accommodation – increased by 0.8% of the year,, As for an increase of 1.8% and below 1.5% of growth was expected.
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