Singapura Taxa de Desemprego

Singapore’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate stood at 2.0% in the third quarter of 2025, unchanged from the previous quarter, a preliminary estimate showed. The latest figure reflected a resilient labor market, with unemployment and retrenchment levels remaining low and stable, supported by continued economic growth. Total employment rose significantly during the quarter (24,800 vs 10,400 in Q2), driven by gains among both resident and non-resident workers. Meanwhile, the number of retrenchments remained stable (3,500 vs 3,540), with the majority attributed to business reorganisation or restructuring. Looking ahead to Q4, employment growth is expected to remain positive but uneven across sectors, with outward-oriented industries showing weaker sentiment, while wage growth is likely to moderate.