Friday 19 Apr 2024
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SINGAPORE (June 30): Bank lending in Singapore fell for the third consecutive month in May as both consumer and business loans took a hit from the “circuit breaker” measures restricting the operations of non-essential services throughout the month.

Total loans from the domestic banking unit – which captures lending in all currencies, but mainly reflects Singapore-dollar lending – slipped 0.6% month-on-month to S$685.3 billion (RM2.1 trillion) in May, down from the S$689.7 billion disbursed in April.

Still, it was a 5% increase from the lending a year ago, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) outlined today ... (click on link for full story on theeedgesingapore.com).

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