11 datasets
This MAS GEOJSON dataset maps locations offering remittance services in Singapore. The geospatial layer can help users discover service points and analyse their distribution or accessibility. It may also support financial-services mapping and comparisons with neighbourhood, transport or population data.
Monetary Authority of Singapore GeoJSON of money-changer locations across Singapore, with coverage dated 1 October 2025. Travellers, tourism apps, and compliance analysts map licensed money changers alongside retail, MRT, and tourist precinct layers.
Monetary Authority of Singapore monthly CSV of total loans to non-bank customers by customer type from March 2004 through August 2015, with hierarchical type levels and month-end totals. Banking and credit analysts use it as a historical series of Singapore’s non-bank lending mix.
Monetary Authority of Singapore annual CSV on total foreign reserves from 1963 through 2014, with components including special drawing rights, IMF reserve position, and gold and foreign exchange, plus USD equivalents. Macroeconomists study Singapore’s reserve accumulation and balance-of-payments buffers.
Monetary Authority of Singapore CSV of monthly credit and charge card statistics for Singapore from 1991 through August 2015. Columns cover the number of main and supplementary cards, total billings, and rollover balances. Financial analysts, economists, and researchers track consumer credit usage, card adoption, and revolving debt trends over more than two decades. The series ends in 2015.
Monetary Authority of Singapore annual CSV of credit and charge card statistics from 1989 through 2014, covering main and supplementary cards, total billings, rollover balances, bad debts written off, and charge-off rates. Financial analysts use the historical series for consumer-credit and card-market research in Singapore.
Monthly total foreign reserves for Singapore from 1972 through December 2015, published by the Monetary Authority of Singapore in CSV with components in SGD and USD including SDRs, IMF reserve position, and gold and foreign exchange. Analysts study reserve adequacy and external buffers; December 2015 figures are preliminary.
Monetary Authority of Singapore annual CSV of period-average exchange rates in Singapore dollars per unit of US dollar from 1988 through 2014. Economists and financial analysts use the series for historical SGD/USD conversion and trade-value deflation over that span.
Monetary Authority of Singapore quarterly CSV of outstanding housing loans for owner-occupied property from 2011 through 3Q 2015, covering limits granted, amounts utilised, and non-performing loan percentage. Banking and housing-finance analysts review historical mortgage exposure.
Monetary Authority of Singapore CSV of daily exchange rates expressed as Singapore dollars per US dollar, from January 1988 through October 2015. Each row records the date and the SGD/USD rate as at noon. Economists, financial analysts, and researchers use the long daily series to study exchange-rate movements, currency trends, and the Singapore dollar's historical value against the US dollar.
Monthly time series of total loans extended to non-bank customers in Singapore, with separate series for business and consumer lending. The CSV table tracks aggregate credit outstanding by month and supports monetary policy analysis, banking sector lending trends, and comparisons of corporate versus household credit growth in Singapore.