Singapore’s bank lending continued to expand in March 2026, with total loans climbing to S$902.3 billion, up from S$893.6 billion in February 2026, according to the latest data updated on 30 April 2026.
The increase in lending underscores ongoing credit growth in the city-state’s financial system, as the sector moves further above the S$900 billion mark. The month-on-month rise from February to March suggests sustained borrowing activity across the economy, potentially reflecting resilient demand for financing from businesses and households.
While the data release does not break down lending by sector, the aggregate figures indicate that Singapore’s banking sector remains active in extending credit, a key component in supporting investment and consumption in the broader economy.