Singapore stagflation watch

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Stagflation is defined as stagnant or slowing economic growth in an environment of rising inflation. With export indicators turning down and inflation rates at multi-decade highs, Singapore is facing a sustained period of stagflation. Stay tuned and observe the unfolding events as Singapore attempts to cope with a slowing economy and rising inflation at the same time.

Singapore stagflationary trends :

• Singapore retail sales growth slows as inflation hurts spending (2008-07-21)
• Singapore GDP shrinks 6.6% in Q2 2008 as stagflation continues (2008-07-10)
• Singapore stagflation : May 2008 exports fell most in 17 months; inflation at 26-year highs (2008-06-27)
• Singapore industrial production unexpectedly dropped in Apr 2008 on drugs, electronics (2008-06-03)
• Singapore : Bankruptcies sneak back despite good times (2008-03-25)
• Singapore economy stuck in mud : inflation rising, M3 falling, GDP crashing - the stagflation formula (2008-02-25)
• Singapore 2007Q4 GDP contracted 4.8%, 2008 economic growth forecast lowered (2008-02-15)
• Singapore economy shrinks first time since 2003 (2008-01-02)
• Singapore GDP unexpectedly shrinks on weaker output (2008-01-02)
• Singapore non-oil exports down sharply (2007-12-17)

See also :

• Singapore recession watch
• Singapore inflation watch
• Malaysia inflation watch
• India inflation watch
• Zimbabwe inflation watch