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Singapore has 45,300 PMET vacancies paying a median of $7,300/month, but experts warn the job market may be cooling. (Photo: Getty Images) (Carlina Teteris via Getty Images)
Singapore’s job market is flashing both green and yellow lights. According to The Ministry of Manpower’s (MOM) Q1 2025 report, there are 45,300 PMET vacancies paying a median of $7,300/month, with strong demand in IT, finance, and healthcare.
But economists warn of a possible slowdown, citing falling hiring and resignation rates. While the job-to-unemployed ratio remains healthy, the cautious sentiment could signal a shift. For job seekers, the message is clear: the opportunities are real, but they may not last forever.
Singapore’s housing market is showing signs of a slowdown. HDB resale prices rose just 0.9 per cent in Q2 2025 – the slowest quarterly growth since 2020 – while private home prices climbed 0.5 per cent. Resale volumes dipped, and private home sales plunged 40 per cent as developers delayed launches.
With 8,500 new flats and nearly 10,000 private units set to launch this year, supply is catching up to demand. Analysts expect price growth to remain modest, offering buyers more breathing room in a market that’s shifting from frenzy to balance.
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Singapore has 45,300 PMET vacancies paying a median of $7,300/month, but experts warn the job market may be cooling. (Photo: Getty Images) (Carlina Teteris via Getty Images)
Singapore’s job market is flashing both green and yellow lights. According to The Ministry of Manpower’s (MOM) Q1 2025 report, there are 45,300 PMET vacancies paying a median of $7,300/month, with strong demand in IT, finance, and healthcare.
But economists warn of a possible slowdown, citing falling hiring and resignation rates. While the job-to-unemployed ratio remains healthy, the cautious sentiment could signal a shift. For job seekers, the message is clear: the opportunities are real, but they may not last forever.
Singapore’s housing market is showing signs of a slowdown. HDB resale prices rose just 0.9 per cent in Q2 2025 – the slowest quarterly growth since 2020 – while private home prices climbed 0.5 per cent. Resale volumes dipped, and private home sales plunged 40 per cent as developers delayed launches.
With 8,500 new flats and nearly 10,000 private units set to launch this year, supply is catching up to demand. Analysts expect price growth to remain modest, offering buyers more breathing room in a market that’s shifting from frenzy to balance.
https://vulcanpost.com/891586/vacan...ng-a-median-of-7300-month-where-to-find-them/
