In the second Certificate of Entitlement bidding round for May, premiums for Cat A and B slip while those for Cat E climbed.
In the first Certificate of Entitlement bidding round for May, premiums slipped across the board for all private car categories.
In the first Certificate of Entitlement bidding round for January, premiums for Cat A and B held steady while those for Cat E slipped.
In the first Certificate of Entitlement bidding round for May, premiums for Cat E slipped while premiums for Cat A and Cat B climbed.
In the first Certificate of Entitlement bidding round for November, COE premiums rose across the board.
In the first Certificate of Entitlement bidding round for August, COE premiums fell across all private car categories.
In the second Certificate of Entitlement bidding round for July, COE premiums rose across all car categories.
In the first Certificate of Entitlement bidding round for May, premiums for Cat A and B fell slightly while those for Cat E continued to climb.
In the first Certificate of Entitlement bidding round for February, COE premiums fell across all car categories.
The monthly average supply of COEs for the period of February to April 2021 will drop to 5,835 from the current quarter's 6,649.
The monthly average supply of COEs for the period of November to January 2021 will rise to 6,649 from the current quarter's 6,207.
Vehicle buyers will be in for a sizeably smaller supply of Certificates of Entitlement (COEs) for the August-October quota period.
The supply of car COEs from the May to July period will dip by 9.5%, much smaller than the 20% some industry players expected.
Starting from November, there will be an increase in certificates of entitlement for the next three-month quota period.
As the COE supply expands, there will be 12.5% more COEs for the next three-month quota period starting from August.
Certificate of Entitlement supply for the next three months will decrease slightly - with an average of 9,122 per month - starting from August.
Market observers expect the larger supply of COEs for cars to drive premiums down for the quota period of February to April.
The Land Transport Authority has announced that there will be an 11.6 percent increase in car COE supply for car buyers and sellers from February to April.
Vehicle buyers will have fewer Certificates of Entitlement to bid for during the quota period from August to October.
The COE boom for cars is expected to continue this year, although the percentage increase is unlikely to be as strong as last year.