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Singapore’s import prices rise, export prices dip

The Singapore Department of Statistics has reported a 1.4% rise in the Import Price Index and a 0.6% increase in the Domestic Supply Price Index for September 2025 compared to August 2025. Conversely, the Export Price Index experienced a slight decline of 0.1%, and the Singapore Manufactured Products Price Index remained unchanged during the same period.

The data, which excludes oil, shows a 1.3% rise in the Import Price Index and a 0.2% increase in the Domestic Supply Price Index. Both the Export and Singapore Manufactured Products Price Indices fell by 0.1%.

These indices are crucial for understanding the economic landscape, as they reflect changes in the cost of goods entering and leaving Singapore, impacting businesses and consumers alike. The statistics are available in detail through the Monthly Import and Export Price Indices and the Monthly Singapore Manufactured Products and Domestic Supply Price Indices publications.

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