-- 新加坡金融管理局週四公佈的初步數據顯示，3月新加坡信貸活動有所擴張，居民貸款總額從2月的8936億新元增加至9,023億新元。 其中，企業貸款從上月的5,414.9億新元增加至5,475.9億新元。 消費貸款從上月的3,521.6億新元增加至3月份的3,546.7億新元，其中房屋貸款和過渡性貸款為2,483億新元。
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