Singapore producer price inflation november 2011

World Economic outlook - Singapore producer price inflation november 2011 ; Singapore's producer price inflation in the manufacturing sector slowed in November, data released by Statistics Singapore showed Thursday.

The manufactured products price index increased 8.5 percent on an annual basis in November, slower than the 8.8 percent growth seen in October. In September, the rate of growth was 7.3 percent. Prices of non-oil products moved up 1.9 percent annually, while prices of food products climbed 5.1 percent.

Singapore economic growth forecast 2012

World Economic outlook - Singapore economic growth forecast 2012 ; Singapore’s central bank says a survey of analysts shows the economy will likely grow 3 percent next year, less than the previous estimate.

The survey of 21 analysts released Wednesday by the central bank showed that growth will likely be led by financial services expanding 4.2 percent and manufacturing up 3.4 percent.

singapore gdp growth forecast 2012

World Economic outlook - singapore gdp growth forecast 2012 : The effects of the European debt crisis and sluggish U.S. growth are radiating into Asia’s export-driven economies, putting brakes on the rebound from the 2009 global recession.

Singapore, seen as a bellwether of Western demand because of its very high reliance on trade, said Monday its economy would likely suffer a sharp slowdown next year as export orders from developed countries wane.

singapore economic growth outlook 2012

World Economic outlook - singapore economic growth outlook 2012 ; Singapore 2012 GDP growth to be at 5.5 per cent, while CPI inflation is expected to come in at 2.5 per cent.

Economists have upgraded their outlook for Singapore’s economic growth to 6.2 per cent for the full-year 2011. This is an upgrade from the 5.7 per cent forecast in the previous poll of economists by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, released in March.

Private sector economists have downgraded their forecast for construction which experts said could be on the back of tightening measures aimed at the property market, and wholesale and retail trade.