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The final COE bidding session for 2014 saw premiums across all categories taking the plunge, with the largest drop from the Open category.
The first COE bidding exercise for the month of December ended with premiums staying relatively constant in all categories.
COE premiums rose across most categories after August's second bidding session, with Cat B garnering the widest difference of 5.9 percent from the previous.
With the number of deregistered cars climbing to an all-time high last month, industry watchers are expecting more supply of COEs for the next quarter.
COE premiums for small cars went down slightly in April's first round of bidding, while demand for Cat B and E stays strong.
COE supply for cars is expected to increase from the next quarter after experiencing a shrink in supply for the last seven years.
The latest Certificate of Entitlement (COE) tender stayed firmed despite the new recategorisation - possibly due to a sales promotion during the festive season.
Demand for big cars remain strong in the first COE exercise of 2014, while premiums for Category A has taken a small slump.
The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has released the schedule for the 2014 Certificate of Entitlement (COE) tender exercise.
LTA has just announced an increase in the latest Certificate of Entitlement quotas for the period of August 2013 to January 2014.
The Business Times expects an increase in COE quotas for the next six months, starting August 2013, as more vehicles will be deregistered.
The Transport Minister has advised that the number of COEs will increase next year and assured that convenient public transport will be delivered.