SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's total bank lending in September eased from a nine-month high in the previous month on lower manufacturing loans, central bank data showed on Monday.
Loans and advances by domestic banks in the city-state amounted to S$603.4 billion ($433.4 billion) in September, according to data from the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
That compared with S$603.9 billion in August, which was the largest since November 2015.
Lending to the manufacturing sector slid to S$23.9 billion in September from August's S$25.1 billion.
Housing and bridging loans in September grew to S$189.0 billion from August's S$188.3 billion. In September 2015, housing and bridging loans amounted to S$182.9 billion.
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For details of the latest monthly statistics, see www.mas.gov.sg
($1 = 1.3922 Singapore dollars)
(Reporting by Jongwoo Cheon; Editing by Kim Coghill)
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