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Singapore
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site are: Burma / Myanmar, Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos,
Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, East Timor, Vietnam
Since its independence in 1965,
Singapore has enjoyed exceptional success based on a strategy of integration
into international trade and a proactive economic policy, designed to preserve
a proven attraction to foreign investors In less than half a century ,
Singaporeans have made their city a prosperous state, stable politically and
socially, whose GDP per capita is the 4th highest in the world (measured in
purchasing power parity: 87 855 USD in 2016 according to the International
Monetary Fund
).
Singapore's strategic position, in
the heart of Southeast Asia and at the entrance to the Straits of Malacca,
makes it a world-class commercial hub, with a very open economy (market opening
rate of 115% of GDP in 2015) is characterized by a high weight of re-exports
(1/2 of total exports). Its trade is mostly intra-Asian (76% of exports in
2015, 12.6% to China), although the markets of the G3 economies remain an
important outlet (the euro zone, Japan and the United States attract 21% of its
exports).
Singapore's economy is based on
three pillars:
Breakdown of Singapore GDP by
sector 2016
These sectors are based on ASEAN's
leading financial market (3rd largest foreign exchange market, banking sector
assets equivalent to 575% of GDP), a commercial dynamic closely linked to the
port's pre-eminent position (2nd largest in the world). origin of 7% of GDP) as
well as an attractive regulatory and fiscal framework in line with
international reference standards. Singapore is the second most competitive
country in the world according to Global Competitiveness Report2016-17 of the
World Economic Forum, the second country where it is easier to do business
according to the Doing Business World Bank in 2017.
However, growth slowed from 4.7%
in 2013 to 3.3% in 2014, reaching 2.0% in 2016, the second consecutive year, a
level comparable to the economic performance of the G3 countries. Singapore's
strong integration into international trade makes it vulnerable to the slowdown
in the global economy, resulting from slower growth in China and emerging Asia,
combined with sluggish economies in Europe and Japan. Activity was supported by
vigorous public demand (+ 6.3% y / y in 2016 after + 8% in 2015) fueled by
large-scale public contracts (North-South motorway, development of the metro
network). Private consumption, however, contributed only 0.2 percentage points of
GDP in 2016 (after 1.6 pdp in 2015), compared to 2.7 pdp for net exports, and
private investment continues to decline ( -0.7 pdp). The strong contribution of
trade can also be explained by the persistent anemia of domestic demand that
distinguishes the mature economy from the city-state of the emerging economies
of Southeast Asia.
Faced with slowing growth, growing
intra-Asian competition, an aging population and the scarcity of available
space, the Singaporean authorities have engaged the country in a transformation
strategy to prioritize the economy as a whole. activities with high added
value, all sectors of activity combined. Many national agencies are therefore
mobilized, particularly as part of the Smart Nation program which aims to make
Singapore a smart and sustainable city of reference. Skills Future, for its
part, promotes the lifelong learning of a population that is working longer and
longer. The outsourcing of certain activities, the development and
implementation of technical solutions to reduce the intensity of labor is also
one of the priorities.
With a very effective
attractiveness policy, a relatively well-educated population, a strong taste
for planning and ever-increasing R & D efforts, Singapore certainly has
serious assets to sustain its economic and financial success.
The growth rate of GDP for 2017 is
anticipated between 1.0% and 1.3% by the MAS. The persistence of the economic
slowdown is mainly explained by a decline in external demand. MAS also expects
an average inflation rate of between 0.5% and 1.5% in 2017.
The main tasks of the Singapore
Regional Economic Service are:
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monitoring of economic and financial issues in Singapore and ASEAN
countries
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Analysis of sectoral policies in Singapore and ASEAN countries
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support for the interests of French companies in Singapore and in the
ASEAN region
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the regular publication of analyzes of the economic, financial and
commercial dynamics of ASEAN in cooperation with the Economic Services of the
region (ASEAN News briefs, Horizon ASEAN)
- the
development and deepening of the bilateral relationship in all its economic
components, in cooperation with Business France, the Foreign Trade Advisers of
France (CCEF) and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FCCS
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