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Contains information from "Gross Domestic Product At Current Prices, By Industry (SSIC 2020), Quarterly, Seasonally Adjusted" accessed on 21 June 2026 from Singapore Department of Statistics (data.gov.

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from Singapore A new compilation of economics data by Singapore Department of Statistics via data.gov.sg places 2026-Q1 at the forefront of Singapore, with a figure of 207.66K (GDP At Current Market Prices) for 2026.

The reading is the highest across the province's 250 regencies and cities, and stands in stark contrast to 2013-Q4, which posts the bottom value at 1.30K ( Utilities).

The disparity points to deep-seated structural differences in how the indicator unfolds locally. Taken together, the highest and lowest readings differ by 206.36K, equivalent to a 159.9-fold gap.

The variation, which observers consider stark, illustrates the degree to which economics hinges on factors ranging from urban density and infrastructure to historical access to public services.

Aggregating across the 250 regions yields an average of 41.66K per district and a combined total of 10.42M for 2026, offering a baseline against which individual readings can be compared.

By that measure, 2026-Q1's reading is roughly 398.4% above the provincial mean, while 2013-Q4 sits about 96.9% below it.

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