Singapore Commercial Credit Bureau (SCCB)

SCCB CEO Audrey Chia says she expects the "overall outlook of firms to remain cautiously optimistic in the next quarter".

The increased optimism for 4Q2021 is due largely to a relatively resilient demand in manufacturing and the financial services

The outlook for the financial, manufacturing and wholesale sectors remained upbeat.

According to the SCCB’s Business Optimism Index (BOI) study, the Singapore BOI remained negative, although it registered a slight q-o-q improvement of -4.97 percentage points in 4Q20, compared to the -5.16 percentage points in 3Q20.

SINGAPORE (Oct 1): Payment performance remained lacklustre in 3Q19 as prompt payments continued on a downtrend, according to a new report released Tuesday by the Singapore Commercial Credit Bureau (SCCB).

SINGAPORE (Sept 23): Business confidence for the final quarter has dropped to close to a two year-low, as Singapore’s key manufacturing and wholesale trade sectors brace for a downturn.

SINGAPORE (July 2): Payment performance of local firms deteriorated in 2Q19 after an improvement in 1Q19.

SINGAPORE (June 10): Business sentiment among local firms remained tepid for 3Q19 despite a slight rebounded for the first time after three straight quarters of decline, according to Singapore Commercial Credit Bureau (SCCB)’s Business Optimism Index qu

SINGAPORE (April 4): Singapore’s firms turned in a mixed payment performance for the first quarter of 2017, with improvements seen in manufacturing and retail sectors while the construction industry’s payment performance continues to decline, accordin

SINGAPORE (March 1): Business outlook for 2Q17 has rebounded into positive territory following a negative outlook the preceding quarter, according to the Singapore Commercial Credit Bureau (SCCB)’s latest Business Optimism Index (BOI) survey.