Singapore's core Consumer Price Index (CPI) remained steady at 1.20% in December 2025, maintaining the same figure as the previous month. According to the released data on January 23, 2026, this stability underscores Singapore's inflation unchanged for the year-over-year period.
For both November and December of 2025, the core CPI indicator did not exhibit any variation, holding firm at 1.20% when compared to the corresponding months of the previous year. This stability suggests cautious optimism regarding Singapore's inflationary trends amidst a globally fluctuating economic environment.
The unchanging statistics may reflect the efficacy of Singapore's monetary measures to keep inflation in check, as well as external economic factors that the country navigates carefully. As the global economy faces various challenges, this steadiness in Singapore's core inflation figure provides a layer of predictability for investors and policymakers. However, continuous monitoring and strategic economic planning continue to be imperative for the country's financial outlook.
