Official Foreign Reserves in Singapore

Autoridad Monetaria de Singapur (MAS) · Monthly · Importance 40

427.9 (Jul-26) ABS · $B · Mensual · CSV

Period	$B
Jul 2026	427.9
Jun 2026	426.2
May 2026	430.1
Apr 2026	427.3
Mar 2026	419.9
Feb 2026	416.1
Jan 2026	417.0
Dec 2025	409.3
Nov 2025	400.0
Oct 2025	392.2
Sep 2025	393.1
Aug 2025	391.3
Jul 2025	397.3
Jun 2025	405.0
May 2025	401.7
Apr 2025	389.2
Mar 2025	382.6
Feb 2025	379.3
Jan 2025	376.7
Dec 2024	371.4
Nov 2024	377.2
Oct 2024	383.7
Sep 2024	389.8
Aug 2024	384.6
Jul 2024	378.6
Jun 2024	371.7
May 2024	370.5
Apr 2024	366.9
Mar 2024	368.7
Feb 2024	357.3
Jan 2024	357.8
Dec 2023	351.0
Nov 2023	345.5
Oct 2023	338.2
Sep 2023	337.4
Aug 2023	337.3
Jul 2023	340.8
Jun 2023	331.2
May 2023	325.7
Apr 2023	312.0
Mar 2023	312.9
Feb 2023	294.1
Jan 2023	291.7
Dec 2022	289.5
Nov 2022	291.3
Oct 2022	282.3
Sep 2022	286.1
Aug 2022	289.4
Jul 2022	288.2
Jun 2022	314.4
May 2022	345.2
Apr 2022	365.2
Mar 2022	379.7
Feb 2022	426.6
Jan 2022	418.4
Dec 2021	417.9
Nov 2021	413.0
Oct 2021	419.0
Sep 2021	416.8
Aug 2021	418.1

Period	%
Jul 2026	0.4%
Jun 2026	-0.9%
May 2026	0.7%
Apr 2026	1.8%
Mar 2026	0.9%
Feb 2026	-0.2%
Jan 2026	1.9%
Dec 2025	2.3%
Nov 2025	2.0%
Oct 2025	-0.2%
Sep 2025	0.5%
Aug 2025	-1.5%
Jul 2025	-1.9%
Jun 2025	0.8%
May 2025	3.2%
Apr 2025	1.7%
Mar 2025	0.9%
Feb 2025	0.7%
Jan 2025	1.4%
Dec 2024	-1.5%
Nov 2024	-1.7%
Oct 2024	-1.6%
Sep 2024	1.4%
Aug 2024	1.6%
Jul 2024	1.9%
Jun 2024	0.3%
May 2024	1.0%
Apr 2024	-0.5%
Mar 2024	3.2%
Feb 2024	-0.1%
Jan 2024	1.9%
Dec 2023	1.6%
Nov 2023	2.1%
Oct 2023	0.3%
Sep 2023	0.0%
Aug 2023	-1.0%
Jul 2023	2.9%
Jun 2023	1.7%
May 2023	4.4%
Apr 2023	-0.3%
Mar 2023	6.4%
Feb 2023	0.8%
Jan 2023	0.8%
Dec 2022	-0.6%
Nov 2022	3.2%
Oct 2022	-1.3%
Sep 2022	-1.2%
Aug 2022	0.4%
Jul 2022	-8.3%
Jun 2022	-8.9%
May 2022	-5.5%
Apr 2022	-3.8%
Mar 2022	-11.0%
Feb 2022	2.0%
Jan 2022	0.1%
Dec 2021	1.2%
Nov 2021	-1.4%
Oct 2021	0.5%
Sep 2021	-0.3%
Aug 2021	2.6%

Period	%
Jul 2026	7.7%
Jun 2026	5.3%
May 2026	7.1%
Apr 2026	9.8%
Mar 2026	9.7%
Feb 2026	9.7%
Jan 2026	10.7%
Dec 2025	10.2%
Nov 2025	6.0%
Oct 2025	2.2%
Sep 2025	0.9%
Aug 2025	1.7%
Jul 2025	4.9%
Jun 2025	9.0%
May 2025	8.4%
Apr 2025	6.1%
Mar 2025	3.8%
Feb 2025	6.2%
Jan 2025	5.3%
Dec 2024	5.8%
Nov 2024	9.2%
Oct 2024	13.4%
Sep 2024	15.5%
Aug 2024	14.0%
Jul 2024	11.1%
Jun 2024	12.2%
May 2024	13.8%
Apr 2024	17.6%
Mar 2024	17.8%
Feb 2024	21.5%
Jan 2024	22.7%
Dec 2023	21.3%
Nov 2023	18.6%
Oct 2023	19.8%
Sep 2023	17.9%
Aug 2023	16.5%
Jul 2023	18.2%
Jun 2023	5.3%
May 2023	-5.6%
Apr 2023	-14.6%
Mar 2023	-17.6%
Feb 2023	-31.1%
Jan 2023	-30.3%
Dec 2022	-30.7%
Nov 2022	-29.5%
Oct 2022	-32.6%
Sep 2022	-31.4%
Aug 2022	-30.8%
Jul 2022	-29.3%
Jun 2022	-21.1%
May 2022	-13.3%
Apr 2022	-5.3%
Mar 2022	0.0%
Feb 2022	11.5%
Jan 2022	13.1%
Dec 2021	15.3%
Nov 2021	17.1%
Oct 2021	24.0%
Sep 2021	27.0%
Aug 2021	27.7%

About this indicator

Source	Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)
Frequency	Monthly
Release	Primeros dias del mes siguiente al periodo de referencia (fin de mes).
What it is	Singapore's official foreign reserves are the external assets (foreign currency, gold, SDRs and the reserve position at the IMF) held by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). They measure the country's capacity to back its currency and meet its external obligations.
How it's calculated	The sum of the end-of-month market value of foreign currency, gold, SDRs and the IMF reserve position, expressed in US dollars and published monthly by the MAS.
Market implications	High and stable reserves give the MAS room to manage the Singapore dollar, which is steered within a currency band rather than through interest rates, and signal external strength to markets.
Limitations	The absolute level is affected by market valuation (gold and exchange rates) and by currency intervention, so month-on-month changes do not always reflect genuine capital inflows or outflows.