In a newly released update as of December 23, 2025, Singapore's Consumer Price Index (CPI) for November 2025 reflects a month-over-month increase, breaking the stagnant trajectory it had in October. The latest data shows the CPI has risen to 0.30%, a notable change from the 0.00% mark recorded in the previous month of October.
The transition from a static to a rising CPI indicates a shift in the economic activity within the country. October's CPI had halted at 0.00%, suggesting a period of no change compared to September. However, November's uptick to 0.30% may hint at emerging inflationary pressures, possibly due to increased consumer spending or adjustments in the cost of goods and services in the market.
This development provides critical insights for policymakers and investors as they navigate the economic landscape, highlighting fluctuations in consumer purchasing power and inflationary trends. Moving forward, close monitoring of these indicators will be vital in assessing Singapore's economic health and stability.
