Singapore’s foreign reserves also expanded by US$11.5 billion ($15.8 billion) to reach US$31.5 billion.
Growth in public credit and foreign new positions has brought a 12.8% year-on-year increase in Singapore’s broad money supply, RHB’s team of economists note. This is an expansion from the 10.8% growth logged in May.
Of the segments, growth was seen in public credit (+17.1%), net foreign positions (+19.6%) and government deposits (+30.5%).

