Singapore

The morning screens at trading floors showed mild movements. Nothing wild, but enough to make dealers squint. A quiet Monday, with numbers rolling and analysts comparing notes on who blinked first, the dollar or the euro. Across Asia and Europe, the rates looked calm but slightly restless. Exchange houses in Singapore, Mumbai, and Dubai adjusted their boards as messages from …

The exchange rates vary on a daily basis depending on market conditions, economies in the world as well as the demand of currencies. By 30 October 2025, the United Overseas Bank (UOB) has issued its latest indicative rates of foreign exchange, relative to the Singapore Dollar (SGD). These rates act as a template in the exchange of currency between common …

Singapore dollar (SGD) is one of the strongest currencies in the region of Asia; hence the need to continuously update on the exchange data to make the right conversions. Be it you are converting in US Dollars (USD) to United Arab Emirates Dirhams (AED) or in British Pounds (GBP), understanding the real time rates can assist in travelling, trade or …

Based on the current foreign exchange rates of major international currencies against the Singapore Dollar (SGD), the United Overseas Bank (UOB) has published the current foreign exchange rates on 28 October 2025. These indicative rates are an expression about the trading of the Singapore Dollar against other major world currencies like the US Dollar (USD) and the British Pound (GBP) …

Exchange rates are important for trade, tourism, and global business relations with Singapore. Today’s exchange rates for the major currencies (USD, AED, and GBP) continue to show a slight fluctuation for the Singapore Dollar by which they are measured. The global economy, oil prices, and geopolitical issues are the primary driving forces for the exchange rates, especially when considering movements …

Step into a money changer on Orchard Road. The air feels cool, the hum of counting machines steady. Someone squints at the board, 1 USD = 1.29 SGD, nods, then walks away. That’s how most people meet economics: quick glance, small shrug, real consequence, especially when considering movements on 21 October 2025 in Singapore. The Singapore Dollar (SGD) has stayed calm …

By seven in the morning, Raffles Place hums with quiet movement. Coffee smells drift through air-conditioned corridors. Screens flash numbers nobody outside the trade rooms cares about, yet those numbers decide how far a traveler’s money stretches or how much a company earns overseas. The currency exchange rate in Singapore has always carried weight beyond the island’s size. The Singapore …

The United Overseas Bank (UOB) has released the latest foreign exchange rates against the Singapore Dollar (SGD) as of 12:51 PM on October 17, 2025. These rates are indicative and may change without prior notice. They are not to be taken as a firm offer or contract, and UOB Group will not be responsible for any loss arising from reliance …

Outside a money changer in Serangoon, a man stands quietly, squinting at the LED board. It flashes numbers. He pulls out his phone. It’s the middle of the month, and he’s trying to decide if today is the day to send money to his parents. Exchange rates in Singapore aren’t just numbers on charts. For many, they shape decisions that …

On 15 th October 2025, the Singapore Dollar (SGD) was relatively stable against most major world currencies in the world, indicating the fact that the country had a stable economy and policies in its fiscal approach. Singapore has managed to stick to its reputation as one of the most stable financial locations in Asia with a steady performance in trade …