ForexTV.com, 25 Jan 2010
(RTTNews) - Singapore consumer prices unexpectedly remained stable in December from the prior year as higher costs of transport and communication and health care were offset by lower cost of housing.
Consumer prices remained stable in December, following an annual fall of 0.2% in November, a report released by the Department of Statistics showed Monday. Consensus forecast was for an increase of 0.7% in December. Full Story
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