COE premiums rise in most categories, while Category A falls. According to The Straits Times and Channel NewsAsia, Category A registers its first decline after six consecutive increases, dropping to $124,229. Category B increases and crosses $129,000, reaching about $129,501, which is up 2.6% from the previous round and marks a six-month high. Other categories are described as generally higher across the two reports, though the specific values for each category beyond Cat A and Cat B are not detailed in the provided excerpts. Overall, the latest COE movement shows mixed results: a decrease in Cat A alongside gains in Cat B and broader increases for other categories, reflecting changes in supply and demand for different vehicle types and COE quotas for the current bidding cycle.
COE premiums mostly rise, with Category B exceeding $129,000
COE premiums rise in most categories, while Category A falls. According to The Straits Times and Channel NewsAsia, Category A registers its first decline after six consecutive increases, dropping to $...
- Category A COE premium falls to $124,229 after six consecutive increases.
- Category B COE premium rises 2.6% to about $129,501.
- Category B crosses $129,000 and hits a six-month high.
- COE premiums mainly rise across most categories in the latest round.
The Cat B COE premium rose 2.6% to $129,501.
3 months agoCategory A prices fell for the first time after six consecutive increases to S$124,229.
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