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Singapore Highest Gross Savings

52.30% in 1997
Gross savings as % of GDP · World Bank

The highest gross savings in Singapore was 52.30% in 1997. The top 5 years were: 1997 (52.30%), 1998 (51.35%), 1995 (50.59%), 2010 (50.59%), 2007 (49.97%).

Top 5 Highest Years▾
Singapore Top 5 Highest Gross Savings Years
RankYearValue
1st 1997 52.30%
2nd 1998 51.35%
3rd 1995 50.59%
4th 2010 50.59%
5th 2007 49.97%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
1998 51.35% −2.39% 1st
1997 52.30% +2.63% 2nd
2010 50.59% +6.83% 10th
2007 49.97% +0.70% 11th
1995 50.59% +2.40% 2nd
2011 48.81% −1.78% 11th
2014 47.30% +1.61% 9th
2012 47.25% −1.66% 12th
2006 48.17% +3.40% 11th
1999 48.91% −4.37% 1st
1996 48.88% −1.50% 3rd
1994 48.09% +4.11% 4th
2017 46.53% +2.13% 5th
2000 46.37% −3.52% 4th
1992 46.99% +2.29% 4th
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Source: World Bank (NY.GNS.ICTR.ZS)
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