USDSGD Chart
US Dollar vs Singapore Dollar Exchange Rate (USD to SGD)
+0.15% +18.9 pipsUSDSGD Live Price Chart
Upcoming Events for USD and SGD
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Cons.
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1h 32m
Low
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SGD | 1.3% |
1.1%
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1h 32m
Low
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SGD | 6.3% |
5.9%
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11h 32m
Low
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USD | 97.4 |
97.8
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13h 47m
High
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USD | 15K | |||
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14h 27m
Low
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USD | 8.7 | |||
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14h 52m
Low
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USD |
5.179
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15h 32m
High
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USD | -2.4% |
-0.7%
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15h 32m
High
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USD | 4.09M |
4.04M
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16h 32m
Low
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USD | $18.8T | |||
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17h 2m
Low
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USD | 3.64% |
FRB and MAS Interest Rates
| Country | Central Bank | Current Rate | Previous Rate | Next Meeting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Federal Reserve | 3.75% | 3.75% | 36 days |
| Singapore | Monetary Authority of Singapore | 1.05% | 0.86% | - |
Latest USDSGD News
U.S. Employment Unexpectedly Dips In July, Unemployment Rate Edges Lower
U.S. Employment Unexpectedly Dips By 23,000 Jobs In July
U.S. Wholesale Inventories Rise Slightly Less Than Expected In June
U.S. Labor Productivity Jumps Much More Than Expected In Q2
Analysis for USDSGD
Dollar Eases, Stocks Soar, Yields Fall on Softer US PPI
DXY Tumbles on Weak US NFP, JPY Soars to 26-Week
DXY, Stocks Rebound, AUD Steadies – RBA Hawkish Hold
Pound Plummets, BOE Cuts; Yen Soars, BOJ Hikes; Fed Holds Steady
USDSGD Exchange Rates Analysis
USDSGD Historical Data - Historical USDSGD data selectable by date range and timeframe.
USDSGD Volatility - USDSGD real time currency volatility analysis.
USDSGD Correlation - USDSGD real time currency correlation analysis.
USDSGD Indicators - USDSGD real time indicators.
USDSGD Patterns - USDSGD real time price patterns.
USDSGD Technical Analysis
| Pattern | Buy (4) | Sell (6) |
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| Belt-hold |
m30
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m5
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| Closing Marubozu |
h1, h4
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| Doji |
m1
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| Engulfing Pattern |
h1, mn
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| Side-by-Side White Lines |
m15
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| Long Line |
m30
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h4
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| Short Line |
m1
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| Spinning Top |
m15
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Live Spreads
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Open Account
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Open Account
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Open Account
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Open Account
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Open Account
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Open Account
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Open Account
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Open Account
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Open Account
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What is USDSGD?
USDSGD is the exchange rate that shows how much 1 unit of US Dollar (USD) is worth in Singapore Dollar's (SGD).
Traders use USDSGD to speculate on price movements of US Dollar against the Singapore Dollar without owning the physical asset.
How much is 1 USDSGD today?
The current price of 1 USDSGD is 1.27858.
This price updates in real time based on market activity and liquidity across global trading sessions.
What is the Bid and Ask price for USDSGD?
- Bid price: 1.27858
- Ask price: 1.27669
The difference between them is known as the spread.
What is the daily range of USDSGD?
The daily trading range of USDSGD today is between 1.27669 and 1.27858.
This range reflects intraday volatility and helps traders assess potential risk and opportunity.
What is the sentiment of USDSGD?
You can check the current market sentiment for USDSGD, including long vs short positions from traders worldwide, on Myfxbook USDSGD Forex Sentiment.
What is the pip size for USDSGD?
The pip size for USDSGD is 0.0001.
Pip size is defined by the instrument’s price format and may vary between currencies, metals, and other markets.
How do I calculate position size for USDSGD?
You can easily calculate the correct position size for USDSGD based on your account size and risk percentage using Myfxbook’s position size calculator.
How do I calculate profit or loss for USDSGD trades?
To estimate potential profit or loss for a USDSGD trade, use the Myfxbook Profit Calculator.
What factors affect the price of USDSGD?
The price of USDSGD is influenced by a combination of market and economic factors, including:
- Supply and demand for the underlying assets
- Macroeconomic data and economic indicators
- Central bank policies and interest rate decisions
- Market sentiment and risk appetite
- Geopolitical developments and global events
- Major economic releases and central bank communications can increase volatility







