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Confidence in future drops: Only 31% of Singaporeans think next generation will do better

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March 28, 2026
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SINGAPORE: In accordance with the 2026 Edelman Belief Barometer report, belief in enterprise, authorities, media, and non-governmental organisations (NGO) has gone up by one share level over the previous yr, from a worldwide common of 56 to 57%.

In Singapore, the extent of belief has gone down by one level, going from 65% in 2025 to 64% in 2026. Nonetheless, it has a comparatively excessive belief ranking among the many 28 nations that have been surveyed and bucks the development amongst developed nations, lots of that are displaying belief ranges between 49% (Australia) and 37% (Japan).

Maybe most importantly, the newest Edelman Belief Barometer exhibits that many nations on the earth are retreating in direction of insularity, which is outlined as a lack of know-how or curiosity in cultures, concepts, or peoples outdoors one’s personal expertise.

On common, seven in 10 individuals surveyed mentioned they’re hesitant or unwilling to belief somebody totally different from themselves, together with those that have a special tradition, background, or way of life.  Round 74% of Singaporeans had this response

“As financial nervousness, geopolitical rigidity, and technological disruption intensify, individuals are narrowing their world to smaller, acquainted circles that mirror their views, and this hinders financial and societal progress,” the report identified.

How Singaporeans really feel in regards to the future

Nevertheless, Singapore has proven a double-digit decline in answering the query “How do you suppose the state of issues in your nation might be for the following technology in comparison with how issues are in your nation at present?”

Final yr, 42% of Singaporeans surveyed mentioned they believed the following technology can be higher off in comparison with at present. For 2026, this determine has fallen to 31%. Thailand, India, and China have proven related double-digit declines.

Singapore’s stage of perception in a greater future for the following technology is kind of in line with the worldwide common of 32%. There was a four-point decline over the previous yr, and solely a handful of countries, together with Australia, Kenya, the United Arab Emirates, and Nigeria, confirmed a rise in numbers.

Although the survey was taken late final yr, earlier than the present battle within the Center East occurred, bringing fears of a worldwide recession, there was already a large rise within the variety of respondents who mentioned they frightened in regards to the worldwide commerce and tariff conflicts affecting the corporate they work for. From 2019 to 2026, there was an 8% improve.

As for employment safety, from 2020 to 2026, there was a 6% improve in respondents who mentioned they frightened about dropping their job because of a looming recession.

A good portion of staff additionally expressed fears over being left behind as Synthetic Intelligence (AI) is adopted increasingly more, particularly amongst low-income earners (54%) versus high-income earners (31%). /TISG

Learn additionally: Report exhibits gov’t continues to be no 1 trusted establishment in Singapore —Singapore Information





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