4,615 datasets found
Monthly merchandise imports of oil into Singapore by market from 1988 through May 2026, sourced from Enterprise Singapore and published by the Singapore Department of Statistics. Supports energy trade analysis, import-source diversification studies, and commodity flow monitoring with SITC classification changes noted from 1999.
Annual value added per worker in Singapore manufacturing by industry cluster from 2000 through 2025, sourced from the Economic Development Board via SingStat. Covers all manufacturing establishments under SSIC 2025; 2025 figures are preliminary. Productivity analysts compare labour productivity across manufacturing clusters. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M355201.
Annual statistics on JTC-prepared industrial land in Singapore from 2006 through 2025, published by JTC Corporation via the Singapore Department of Statistics. Tracks industrial land supply indicators for economic planning, factory space research, and Singapore industrial estate development trends, with footnotes on rounding and coverage from 2018.
Monthly domestic exports of beverages and tobacco from Singapore by market from 1988 through May 2026, sourced from Enterprise Singapore via SingStat. Pre-1999 figures use SITC 3; from 1999 onward SITC 4.1 aligned with AHTN 2022. Trade analysts track beverage and tobacco export destinations over time. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M450221.
Annual counts of residential units constructed and sold by Singapore's Housing & Development Board from 1974 through 2025, published via SingStat. The wide-format CSV lists data series as rows with one column per year, so the file traces more than five decades of public housing output, from the mass building programmes of the 1970s and 1980s to today's Build-To-Order cycle. Housing analysts, economists, and researchers use it to compare completions against sales, gauge how supply responded to demand and policy shifts, and set private-market activity against public housing delivery. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M400151.
Monthly domestic exports of food from Singapore by market from 1988 through May 2026, sourced from Enterprise Singapore via SingStat. Pre-1999 figures use SITC 3; from 1999 onward they follow SITC 4.1 and AHTN 2022. Trade analysts track food export destinations over nearly four decades. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M450211.
Annual end-of-period counts of properties under Housing & Development Board management from 1977 through 2025, published via SingStat. Historical footnotes include units managed by Jurong Town Corporation (1973–April 1982) and the Housing and Urban Development Company (1976/77–April 1982). Housing researchers track the long-run public-housing stock under HDB management. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M400141.
Annual remuneration per worker for Singapore manufacturing establishments by industry cluster from 2000 through 2025, sourced from the Economic Development Board via SingStat. Industries follow SSIC 2025; 2025 figures are preliminary. Covers all manufacturing establishments. Analysts compare wage levels across manufacturing clusters over two decades. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M355191.
Annual remuneration in Singapore’s manufacturing sector from 1980 through 2025, published via the Singapore Department of Statistics in wide CSV by industry data series and year. Sourced from the Economic Development Board with SSIC 2025 industry breakdown; coverage expanded to smaller establishments from 2002. Analysts track wage bills and sectoral pay trends; 2025 figures are preliminary. Adapted from TableBuilder TS/M354881.
Quarterly manufacturing business-expectations forecasts by industry from Singapore’s Economic Development Board. Series report balances indicating expected upward or downward trends; since 2005, investment in buildings and plant and machinery is available annually in the second quarter. Analysts use the table to gauge sector sentiment. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M250141.
Long-run manufacturing indicators for Singapore—selected averages and ratios excluding rubber processing and granite quarrying—published annually by the Singapore Department of Statistics from Economic Development Board sources. Methodology shifts in 2002 include smaller establishments; output is at basic prices with historical series revised from 1980. Analysts track productivity, cost, and trade intensity across manufacturing with preliminary 2025 estimates noted in metadata.
Annual principal manufacturing statistics on remuneration by industry cluster in Singapore from 2000 through 2025, sourced from the Economic Development Board and published via SingStat. Industries follow SSIC 2025; 2025 figures are preliminary. Economists and industry analysts track wage and compensation trends across manufacturing clusters. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M355161.
Annual total output of Singapore's manufacturing sector by industry cluster from 2000 through 2025, compiled by the Economic Development Board and published via SingStat. The wide-format CSV lists cluster data series as rows with one column per year, covers all manufacturing establishments, and is classified under SSIC 2025. Total output measures the value of goods produced, so the series shows how clusters such as electronics, chemicals, biomedical manufacturing, precision engineering, and transport engineering expanded or contracted over 25 years. Economists and industry analysts use it to size clusters and track structural change. Figures for 2025 are preliminary estimates. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M355171.
Gauge Singapore services-sector business sentiment on next-quarter operating revenue with weighted percentages reporting up, same, or down expectations from 1995 through 2026 Q1. The Singapore Department of Statistics Business Expectations Survey series supports nowcasting, sector outlook research, and net weighted balance interpretation for economic monitoring. Useful for Singapore BES services revenue forecast searches and quarterly business-confidence analysis.
Annual value added of manufacturing establishments by industry from 1980 through 2025, sourced from the Economic Development Board and published by the Singapore Department of Statistics in CSV under SSIC 2025. Footnotes note coverage changes for small establishments and preliminary 2025 figures. Supports industrial performance and sector share analysis in Singapore manufacturing.
Monthly Singapore manufactured products price index by commodity group at the 3-digit level, rebased to 2023 = 100, with series extending from 1974 to May 2026. Each row is a commodity group and each column a month, giving a detailed view of factory-gate price movements across manufactured goods. Economists, manufacturers, and procurement teams use it to track producer price inflation, index contracts, and deflate output values. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M213451.
Quarterly Economic Development Board indicators on the most important single factors limiting export orders in Singapore manufacturing, broken down by industry from 2003 through the first quarter of 2026. Published by the Singapore Department of Statistics in wide-format CSV with quarterly columns, the series supports trade outlook analysis, supply-chain constraint monitoring, and sector-specific export competitiveness research.
Annual manufacturing value added in Singapore by industry cluster from 2000 through 2025 (2025 preliminary), covering all manufacturing establishments under SSIC 2025. Compiled by the Singapore Department of Statistics from Economic Development Board data for industrial-structure analysis. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M355181.
Seasonally adjusted quarterly business expectations of Singapore’s manufacturing sector by industry, including turnover, output, and investment outlook balances, published by the Singapore Department of Statistics in CSV. Plus and minus signs indicate net optimistic or pessimistic sentiment. Manufacturing analysts use the survey for short-term industrial forecasting.
Annual number of workers in Singapore manufacturing by industry, from 1980 to 2025, sourced from the Economic Development Board. From 2002 the figures include establishments with fewer than 10 workers, while earlier years cover only establishments with 10 or more; industries follow SSIC 2025 and 2025 values are preliminary estimates. Industrial economists use the long series to track employment shifts across manufacturing clusters. Adapted from SingStat TableBuilder TS/M354871.