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The total assets of Singapore's Corporate Sector increased 0.7%, to reach $13,128 bil as at end 2023. The Finance & Insurance and Wholesale & Retail Trade industries continued to be the top two industries with the largest assets, accounting for 81.3% of the total assets.
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Explore trends in Singapore’s Corporate Sector using the interactive dashboard.
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In 2023, the operating revenue of Singapore’s utilities sector increased 4.7% on a year-on-year basis to reach $50.7 bil, while the sector’s operating expenditure decreased 1.6% to $43.5 bil.
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Explore Gigantic Pi symbols in the middle of the city — can you find them?
Tourist: Any interesting trails you would recommend?
Statistician: Oh, for sure! How about the trail of the hidden mathematical symbols? You can start your adventure here where the Pi symbols blend with the city skyline.
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Explore trends in birth and fertility data across the years using the interactive dashboard.
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The stock of Singapore’s Direct Investment Abroad (DIA) by the corporate sector increased 3.6%, reaching $1,523 billion at the end of 2023 from $1,471 billion at the end of 2022. Asia and Europe were Singapore’s largest investment regions, accounting for 76.4% of total DIA.
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Explore trends in Singapore’s Direct Investment Abroad using the interactive dashboard.
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In 2023, Singapore’s Services Sector generated $5,002 billion in operating revenue. Most industries recorded increases in operating revenue.
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Check out the performance of key services industries from this infographic.
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The stock of Foreign Direct Investment in Singapore’s Corporate Sector increased 9.0% to reach $2,843 billion as at end 2023. United States (US), Japan, United Kingdom and Hong Kong were among the top 10 source economies with US continuing to be Singapore’s largest source of FDI.
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Explore trends in FDI in Singapore using the interactive dashboard.
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Did you know the Consumer Price Index is rebased to base year 2024! Check out the latest weighting pattern and key findings from the rebasing exercise here.
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