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Singapore CPI Inflation July 2025: Release Date, Prior N/A

Singapore CPI Inflation is scheduled for Jul 20, 2025 05:30 UTC. The prior reading was N/A. Track the setup, market impact, and API update.

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Annotated SGD Inflation chart showing the latest reading, previous reading, and release context.
Annotated SGD Inflation chart showing the latest reading, previous reading, and release context.
Indicator
Inflation (CPI)
Released
July 20, 2025 05:30 UTC
Actual Value
0.80 %YoY
Prior
0.90 %YoY
Change
-0.10 %YoY

Singapore released its latest Inflation (CPI) data on Jul 20, 2025 05:30 UTC. The reading came in at 0.80 %YoY, down from the prior value of 0.90 %YoY. Here's what the release means for SGD traders.

Recent Readings

Market Implications

Inflation (CPI) for SGD came in at 0.80 %YoY, lower than the prior reading of 0.90 %YoY. This deceleration could weigh on SGD in the near term as markets reassess the policy outlook.

Track This Release

Access the full Inflation (CPI) time series for SGD via the FXMacroData API:

curl "https://fxmacrodata.com/api/v1/announcements/sgd/inflation?api_key=YOUR_API_KEY"

See the Inflation (CPI) endpoint documentation for full details, or explore the live dashboard.

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Frequently asked

Questions about this topic

When is the Singapore CPI Inflation July 2025 release?

The Singapore CPI Inflation July 2025 release is scheduled for Jul 20, 2025 05:30 UTC. The prior reading was N/A.

What was the prior Singapore Inflation reading?

The prior Singapore Inflation reading was N/A. Use it as the baseline for judging whether the next print changes SGD rate-differential and carry expectations.

How could the Singapore CPI Inflation affect SGD?

A higher-than-expected reading or hawkish rate signal can support SGD through carry and real-rate expectations. A softer or dovish signal can reduce support, especially if global risk appetite is weak.

Where can I get the Singapore Inflation API data?

Use the FXMacroData endpoint documented at https://fxmacrodata.com/api-data-docs/sgd/inflation. The page links to the announcement history and updates as the release data lands.

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