Singapore (SG) is covered on EconEarth’s interactive globe with economy, market, and country data drawn from the same dataset used in the live app.
A small city state that became a global port, wealth centre and electronics node by staying open and ruthlessly organised. Living standards are high and public institutions are strong, which is why capital keeps arriving. The domestic market is tiny, growth can look jumpy when trade slows, and the economy is always one shipping lane or regional shock away from a harder quarter.
Region: Asia. Population: 6.0M (rank #116). GDP: $500.0 billion. GDP per capita: $107,758 (2026, IMF). GDP growth: +1.1%. Inflation: +4.5%. Policy rate: 3.86%. Currency: SGD. Equity market cap: $700.0 billion.