新加坡海峡时报指数 (STI) 加自选

新加坡的外汇储备从上个月修订后的5142.5亿新元降至2025年4月的5082.2亿新元。这标志着自2024年12月以来的最低外汇储备，黄金和外汇（4979.8亿新元对3月份的503.99新元）和特别提款权（84.0亿新元对85.4亿新元）均有所下降。与此同时，国际货币基金组织的储备头寸有所增加（18.4亿新元对17.2亿新元）。2024年4月，外汇储备为5003.1亿新元。

Foreign exchange reserves in Singapore decreased to SGD 508.22 billion in April 2025, from a revised SGD 514.25 billion in the previous month. This marked the lowest foreign exchange reserves since December 2024, amid decreases in gold & foreign exchange (SGD 497.98 billion vs SGD 503.99 in March) and SDRs (SGD 8.40 billion vs SGD 8.54 billion). Meanwhile, IMF reserve position increased (SGD 1.84 billion vs SGD 1.72 billion). In April 2024, the reserves stood at SGD 500.31 billion.

新加坡4月外汇储备从之前的3811亿增至3892亿。新加坡4月外汇储备从之前的3811亿增至3892亿

Singapore Foreign Reserves (MoM) rose from previous 381.1B to 389.2B in April.Singapore Foreign Reserves (MoM) rose from previous 381.1B to 389.2B in April

新加坡10年期政府债券收益率降至2.40%的3年低点。过去4周，新加坡10年期债券收益率下跌15.95个基点，过去12个月下跌87.10个基点。

Singapore 10 Year Government Bond Yield decreased to a 3-year low of 2.40%. Over the past 4 weeks, Singapore 10Y Bond Yield lost 15.95 basis points, and in the last 12 months, it decreased 87.10 basis points.

标准普尔全球新加坡采购经理人指数从3月份的52.7上升至2025年4月的52.8，为去年11月以来的最高水平，这得益于新工作流入的增加。产出和新订单增长加速至去年以来的最快速度，来自美国的订单增加，因为客户在关税上调之前急于下订单。新业务量的增加导致采购活动再次扩大，采购库存也随着投入采购的增加而增长。与此同时，由于对未来活动的乐观情绪减弱，积压的工作急剧增加，就业人数连续第五个月下降。在价格方面，由于购买价格通胀疲软，投入成本通胀降至2021年8月以来的最低水平。与此同时，在支持销售的努力下，产出价格自2021年1月以来首次下跌。最后，市场情绪降至两年多来的最低水平，反映出对贸易和全球增长前景的担忧。

The S&P Global Singapore PMI increased to 52.8 in April 2025, up from March’s 52.7, marking the highest reading since last November, supported by rising new work inflows. Output and new order growth accelerated to the fastest pace since last year, with orders from the US rising as clients rushed to place orders ahead of higher tariffs. Greater volumes of new business led to another expansion in purchasing activity, and stocks of purchases also grew alongside increased input buying. Meanwhile, employment declined for the fifth consecutive month, as optimism regarding future activity softened and the backlog of work rose sharply. On prices, input cost inflation eased to its lowest level since August 2021, driven by softening purchase price inflation. At the same time, output prices fell for the first time since January 2021, amid efforts to support sales. Finally, sentiment weakened to the lowest level in over two years, reflecting concerns about the outlook for trade and global growth.