Unemployment Rate shows a percentage change in the number of unemployed citizens in relation to Singapore's total civilian labor force. An increase in the unemployment rate is an indication of a decrease in the purchasing power of the population, which can have a negative effect on Singapore dollar quotes.
Singapore Unemployment Rate
Last release
20 Mar 2026 02:30 GMT
Actual
2.0%
Forecast
2.0%
Previous
2.0%
Next release
30 Apr 2026 02:30 GMT
Actual
Coming in 2 days
Forecast
2.0%
Previous
2.0%
Date (GMT)
Reference
Actual
Forecast
Previous
13 Sept 2018
2 Q 2018
2.1%
—
2.1%
27 Jul 2018
2 Q 2018 prelim.
2.1%
—
2.0%
13 Jun 2018
1 Q 2018
2.0%
—
2.0%
27 Apr 2018
1 Q 2018 prelim.
2.0%
—
2.1%
15 Mar 2018
4 Q 2017
2.1%
—
2.1%
26 Jan 2018
4 Q 2017 prelim.
2.1%
—
2.2%
13 Dec 2017
3 Q 2017
2.2%
—
2.1%
27 Oct 2017
3 Q 2017 prelim.
2.1%
—
2.2%
14 Sept 2017
2 Q 2017
2.2%
—
2.2%
28 Jul 2017
2 Q 2017 prelim.
2.2%
—
2.2%
13 Jun 2017
1 Q 2017
2.2%
—
2.3%
28 Apr 2017
1 Q 2017 prelim.
2.3%
—
2.2%
15 Mar 2017
4 Q 2016
2.2%
—
2.2%
26 Jan 2017
4 Q 2016 prelim.
2.2%
—
2.1%
13 Dec 2016
3 Q 2016
2.1%
—
2.1%
27 Oct 2016
3 Q 2016 prelim.
2.1%
—
2.1%
15 Sept 2016
2 Q 2016
2.1%
—
2.1%
28 Jul 2016
2 Q 2016 prelim.
2.1%
—
1.9%
13 Jun 2016
1 Q 2016
1.9%
—
1.9%
28 Apr 2016
1 Q 2016 prelim.
1.9%
—
1.9%