Singapore dollar (SGD) exchange rates, chart & forecast

SGD Market Update

13 Jul 2026 • 00:29 GMT

The Singapore dollar (SGD) remains largely stable against the US dollar. Currently, SGD/USD trades at around 0.7736, just 0.8% below its three-month average. The currency has traded within a narrow 2.4% range from 0.7708 to 0.7893, showing little recent volatility.

Support from Singapore's monetary policy, specifically the recent tightening by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), helps keep the SGD resilient. The SGD NEER is around 1.7% above the midpoint of its policy band, reinforcing near-term strength. Despite a slight uptick in inflation, no immediate policy changes are expected, providing a stable backdrop for the currency.

While broad USD strength persists, particularly against the yen, the SGD is holding steady, supported by solid fundamentals and the current technical resistance levels. Analysts expect the SGD to stay within recent trading ranges for now, with some forecasts leaning towards the currency strengthening slightly toward the end of the year.

In summary, the SGD remains steady against the USD and other majors, reflecting Singapore's strong economic fundamentals and supportive monetary stance.

📊 Quick forecast view

Near-term bias: ⚪ Range-bound

Expected range: N/A

Dominant driver: 🏦 Central bank policy divergence

3-month trend: 🔴 Downtrend

SGD/USD Forecasts

SGD/USD Rates

Singapore dollar to US dollar - SGD/USD Trend

SGD to USD is at 7-day lows near 0.7725, just 0.9% below its 3-month average of 0.7799, having traded in a very stable 2.4% range from 0.7708 to 0.7893

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