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Economic Outlook for Singapore in 2024
Singapore forecasts modest economic growth of 1-3 percent in 2024, driven by factors like recovering semiconductor sales and enhanced global connectivity.
The upcoming budget will prioritize economic diversification, innovation, and sustainability for sustained growth. In 2023, most sectors experienced year-on-year growth except for retail trade, F&B services, professional services, and administrative and support services. The finance and insurance sector saw the sharpest growth in the fourth quarter.
Understanding Singapore’s 2024 GDP Forecast
In 2024, Singapore is expected to see modest economic growth of 1-3% despite global uncertainties. Key sectors like manufacturing and tourism are projected to rebound, driven by factors such as recovering semiconductor sales and improved global connectivity, showcasing Singapore’s economic resilience.
However, the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) highlights persistent risks in the global economy, including ongoing geopolitical tensions, which can potentially disrupt global supply chains and trade, thereby affecting Singapore’s economy.
Upcoming Budget 2024
The upcoming Budget 2024, to be announced on February 16, is a critical turning point for Singapore’s economic strategy. It is anticipated that the budget will prioritize adapting to challenges and capitalizing on opportunities to foster a stronger and more resilient Singapore in an unpredictable world. Key focus areas for the government are expected to include economic diversification, innovation, and sustainability to position Singapore for sustained growth and prosperity amidst evolving global dynamics.
Economic Performance in 2023
In 2023, most sectors in Singapore experienced year-on-year growth, except for retail trade, F&B services, professional services, and administrative and support services. Despite the growth, downgrades were observed across all sectors compared to initial estimates. The finance and insurance sector witnessed the sharpest growth in the fourth quarter, driven by a surge in net fees and commissions, particularly in wealth management income.
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This article was first published by AseanBriefing which is produced by Dezan Shira & Associates. The firm assists foreign investors throughout Asia from offices across the world, including in in China, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Singapore, India, and Russia. Readers may write to [email protected].
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