Singapore 2010 ïnflätïön to be between 2.5% and 3.5%!
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Singapore 2010 ïnflätïön to be between 2.5% and 3.5%, Lim says
Bloomberg
Singapore
Monday, 11 January 2010, 1.47 pm CCT
Singapore’s ïnflätïön may be between 2.5% and 3.5% this year, Trade Minister Lim Hng Kiang said today. -
They need get more money from Singaporeans to make up for the huge losses they make in Temasek Holdings.
Singaporeans, please work double , triple hard to feed these despots.
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Nothing new. And the interest given by our banks has dipped from 0.125% to 0.1%.
So we are expecting a loss of money putting in the bank anything from 2.4% to 3.4%. -
Inflation in the midst of recession, la zu liang tou shao
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Somtimes also very confuse le
dun know listen to who liao
haiz dun care lor
continue to eat cai png..
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Originally posted by Junyang700:
Nothing new. And the interest given by our banks has dipped from 0.125% to 0.1%.
So we are expecting a loss of money putting in the bank anything from 2.4% to 3.4%.
Oh yea u're right... so people will spend more and GDP will increase.. Maybe its all part of PAP's plan.... Or maybe this will result in more people investing in stocks cause bonds will be worthless.. Stocks rise = everyone happy = govt re elected.. maybe this is all part of PAP's plan... -
Originally posted by noahnoah:
Somtimes also very confuse le
dun know listen to who liao
haiz dun care lor
continue to eat cai png..
Cai Png now beri ex lor. Sometimes $4 and above. Record breaking of $8 recorded in Vivocity. LOL...
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Originally posted by ulquiorra87:
Oh yea u're right... so people will spend more and GDP will increase.. Maybe its all part of PAP's plan.... Or maybe this will result in more people investing in stocks cause bonds will be worthless.. Stocks rise = everyone happy = govt re elected.. maybe this is all part of PAP's plan...Hard la. We not Japan. They buy and buy to contribute to the economy.
You go there you see them buy things you stun. They go Disneyland souvenior shop like if they are shopping for groceries, anyhow buy. -
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Originally posted by Junyang700:
Hard la. We not Japan. They buy and buy to contribute to the economy.
You go there you see them buy things you stun. They go Disneyland souvenior shop like if they are shopping for groceries, anyhow buy.
Probably they are paid better than singaporeans -
Originally posted by Junyang700:
Cai Png now beri ex lor. Sometimes $4 and above. Record breaking of $8 recorded in Vivocity. LOL...
so expsiao liao lor
think i better learnt
how to cook nice porridge
Porridge mix with some sauce will do
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Originally posted by noahnoah:
so expsiao liao lor
think i better learnt
how to cook nice porridge
Porridge mix with some sauce will do
Rice also increase. You got read today Straits Times? They say economy picking up and oil prices increase. Food prices going to be higher soon.
Guess we have to do the most traditional way, start a farm at your balcony and reap what you sow. =) -
Originally posted by Fantagf:
They need get more money from Singaporeans to make up for the huge losses they make in Temasek Holdings.
Singaporeans, please work double , triple hard to feed these despots.
stupid singaporeans, alway thinking of working double hard or even triple,...when are they going to work smart??? -
Originally posted by Junyang700:
Rice also increase. You got read today Straits Times? They say economy picking up and oil prices increase. Food prices going to be higher soon.
Guess we have to do the most traditional way, start a farm at your balcony and reap what you sow. =)
oil beyong our control mah...so u hv to understand the govt plights and problems, you think they let to increase ar??? what to do, as a country without any natural resources except cucumbers and chilli padis, you are subjected to external infuences ya -
Not say i say what, but 2.5%-3.5% rate of inflation is actually quite standard for a mature economy like Singapore, comparable to the European Union and the United States leh... if it drops below 1% or rises above 7-8% then should be concerned...
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I was reading an article about our economy, and I realized that not only is our inflation rate growing, but we also are not spending enough.
Singapore Business Review
Singaporeans: We're still not spending
Despite a more optimistic economic outlook, Singaporeans are choosing to focus on increasing their savings.