Singapore GDP Growth Rate QoQ

Singapore GDP Growth Rate Surpasses Expectations in January The GDP growth rate measures the quarterly increase in the total value of goods and services produced within Singapore. Latest growth: 2.10%, up from 1.90% last quarter, released on February 26, 2026. Singapore’s economy expanded by 2.10% in January, exceeding analyst forecasts of 1.90%. This stronger-than-expected growth reflects robust domestic demand and resilient export activity amid global uncertainties. The uptick suggests that Singapore’s economic recovery remains on track despite headwinds from supply chain disruptions and inflationary pressures. JPMorgan noted that the data signals sustained momentum in key sectors such as manufacturing and finance. “This result highlights Singapore’s adaptability and the effectiveness of its economic policies in navigating a challenging global environment,” said economist Lina Tan of DBS Bank.