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Bank loans in Singapore increased to an all-time high of SGD 689.4 billion in October 2019 from SGD 684.5 billion in the previous month, as both of lending to businesses (SGD 426.8 billion vs SGD 422.0 billion in September) and consumer loans (SGD 262.7 billion vs SGD 262.5 billion) rose. Within businesses, loans went up for: financial institutions (SGD 109.5 billion vs SGD 102.4 billion); general commerce (SGD 68.5 billion vs SGD 68.4 billion). Meanwhile, loan declined for : business services (SGD 9.1 billion vs SGD 9.7 billion); building and construction (SGD 141.6 billion vs SGD 142.0 billion); transport, storage & communication (SGD 25.1 billion vs SGD 25.8 billion); agriculture, mining and quarrying (SGD 2.6 billion vs SGD 3.0 billion); and manufacturing (SGD 26.9 billion vs SGD 27.8 billion).

Bank loans in Singapore declined to SGD 684.5 billion in September 2019 from SGD 684.9 billion in the previous month, as lending to businesses decreased (SGD 422.0 billion vs SGD 422.7 billion in August) while consumer loans rose (SGD 262.5 billion vs SGD 262.1 billion). Within businesses, loans dropped for: financial institutions (SGD 102.4 billion vs SGD 102.8 billion); building and construction (SGD 142.0 billion vs SGD 143.3 billion); transport, storage & communication (SGD 25.8 billion vs SGD 25.9 billion); agriculture, mining and quarrying (SGD 3.0 billion vs SGD 3.1 billion); and manufacturing (SGD 27.8 billion vs SGD 27.9 billion). Meanwhile, loan increased for general commerce (SGD 68.4 billion vs SGD 67.1 billion), and business services (SGD 9.7 billion vs SGD 9.5 billion).

Bank loans in Singapore increased to SGD 684.9 billion in August 2019 from SGD 680.7 billion in the previous month, as lending to businesses rose (SGD 422.7 billion vs SGD 418.0 billion in July) while consumer loans went down slightly (SGD 262.1 billion vs SGD 262.7 billion). Within businesses, loans advanced for: financial institutions (SGD 102.8 billion vs SGD 101.7 billion); building and construction (SGD 143.3 billion vs SGD 141.6 billion); transport, storage & communication (SGD 25.9 billion vs SGD 25.5 billion); agriculture, mining and quarrying (SGD 3.1 billion vs SGD 2.9 billion); general commerce (SGD 67.1 billion vs SGD 65.7 billion), and business services (SGD 9.5 billion vs SGD 9.2 billion). Meanwhile, loan declined for manufacturing (SGD 27.9 billion vs SGD 28.0 billion).

Bank loans in Singapore decreased to SGD 680.7 billion in July 2019 from SGD 687.1 billion in the previous month. This was the smallest bank lending since April, as both lending to businesses (SGD 418.0 billion vs SGD 423.5 billion in June) and consumer loans (SGD 262.7 billion vs SGD 263.6 billion) declined. Within businesses, loans dropped for: financial institutions (SGD 101.7 billion vs SGD 104.9 billion); general commerce (SGD 65.7 billion vs SGD 68.9 billion); manufacturing (SGD 28.0 billion vs SGD 28.8 billion). Meanwhile, loans rose for both building and construction (SGD 141.6 billion vs SGD 140.6 billion) and transport, storage & communication (SGD 25.5 billion vs SGD 25.1 billion). On the other hand, loans was unchanged for agriculture, mining and quarrying (at SGD 2.9 billion); business services (at SGD 9.2 billion).

Bank loans in Singapore increased to an all-time high of SGD 687.1 billion in June 2019 from SGD 681.8 billion in the previous month, as lending to businesses rose to SGD 423.5 billion (vs SGD 418.0 billion in May) while consumer loans edged down to SGD 263.6 billion (vs SGD 263.8 billion). Within businesses, loans went up for: financial institutions (SGD 104.9 billion vs SGD 98.0 billion); general commerce (SGD 68.9 billion vs SGD 68.6 billion); manufacturing (SGD 28.8 billion vs SGD 27.7 billion); agriculture, mining and quarrying (SGD 2.9 billion vs SGD 2.8 billion), and construction (SGD 140.6 billion vs SGD 140.2 billion). Meanwhile, loans declined for both business services (SGD 9.2 billion vs SGD 9.8 billion) and transport, storage & communication (SGD 25.1 billion vs SGD 25.8 billion).

Bank loans in Singapore increased to an all-time high of SGD 681.8 billion in May 2019 from SGD 676.3 billion in the previous month, as lending to businesses rose to SGD 418.0 billion (vs SGD 411.7 billion in April) while consumer loans inched lower to SGD 263.8 billion (vs SGD 264.6 billion). Within businesses, loans went up for all sectors: construction (SGD 140.2 billion vs SGD 138.9 billion); business services (SGD 9.8 billion vs SGD 9.6 billion); transport, storage & communication (SGD 25.8 billion vs SGD 25.3 billion); financial institutions (SGD 98.0 billion vs SGD 97.7 billion); general commerce (SGD 68.6 billion vs SGD 65.9 billion); manufacturing (SGD 27.7 billion vs SGD 26.8 billion), and agriculture, mining and quarrying (SGD 2.8 billion vs SGD 2.7 billion).