Singapore says investment commitments up in 2024, sees challenges in 2025


- ST PHOTO: AZMI ATHNI

SINGAPORE: Singapore's Economic Development Board said geopolitical and economic uncertainties would pose challenges in 2025 as it reported on Thursday a rise in investment commitments in the city-state last year.

Fixed asset investment (FAI) commitments rose by S$0.8 billion to S$13.5 billion ($10.0 billion), while total business expenditure (TBE) commitments fell by S$0.5 billion to S$8.4 billion, the EDB said in a statement.

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