retail sales

The month of April registered a growth of 17.4% y-o-y excluding motor vehicles.

Units in Dasin Retail Trust closed 1 cent lower or 1.4% down at 71.5 cents on May 17.

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Singapore’s GDP is slated to contract between 4.5% and 5.5% year-on-year in 3Q2020, CGS-CIMB economists predict.

The month-on-month rebound in retail sales may peter out, but new retail trends such as O2O are here to stay

Here's some news that happened this week

SINGAPORE (Oct 13): Singapore’s retail sales have contracted for the seventh consecutive month, falling 4.1% year-on-year in August, according to the Department of Statistics (DOS).

(Apr 17): China’s economy rebounded through the first quarter, offering the government room for maneuver as trade negotiations with the US enter a crucial stage.

SINGAPORE (Apr 16): Policy makers in Asia grappling with how to measure the growth of e-commerce just scored one more tool in Singapore.

SINGAPORE (Apr 5): Maybank Kim Eng expects Singapore’s central bank to normalise and shift to a “slight appreciation bias” for the S$NEER band from its current neutral stance, which has been in place since April 2016.