No, based on recent data, there are more males than females in Singapore.
Understanding Singapore's Gender Demographics
Singapore's population demographics reveal a higher proportion of males compared to females. In 2021, the gender ratio indicated approximately 109 males for every 100 females. This means that for every 100 women in Singapore, there were 109 men, clearly showing a male majority in the population.
This ratio provides a clear snapshot of the gender distribution within the country.
Recent Trends in Gender Ratio
While males currently outnumber females, the gender ratio in Singapore has shown a slight trend towards evening out in recent years:
- Year-on-Year Decrease: In 2021, the gender ratio experienced a marginal year-on-year decrease of 0.01%.
- Overall Decline (2018-2021): Over the period from 2018 to 2021, the gender ratio also decreased by 0.01%.
These subtle shifts suggest a gradual change, although the male population remains dominant. Demographics are influenced by various factors, including birth rates, life expectancy, and migration patterns, which continuously shape the population composition of a nation.
For broader demographic insights into Singapore's population, you can refer to official statistics from reputable sources such as the Singapore Department of Statistics.
