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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 on 22 October 2025 in Singapore.
Singapore’s open economy and healthy financial infrastructure make SGD one of the stable currencies in Asia. Nevertheless, outside markets can alter the exchange rate daily, and therefore, travellers and investors should keep current on the foreign exchange daily and at least for the duration of their travels or investments.
There are many key factors that influence the strength of the Singapore Dollar. Global inflation patterns, US Federal Reserve interest rates and the performance of the global stock market are all factors that influence the daily rise and fall of exchange rates. In addition, the Singapore Monetary Authority manages the SGD against a trade-weighted basket of currencies to maintain stability in the economy and prevent high volatility.
For businesses importing goods or individuals sending money overseas, even small movements in the exchange rates can have a significant impact on the value of the transaction. Therefore, following live updates is essential to plan your currency transaction, particularly if you are a frequent flyer/traveller or do international trade.
Here is the live currency conversion table for today that quickly shows users how the exchange rates stack up:
| Currency | 1 Unit Equals (SGD) |
| USD (US Dollar) | 1.36 SGD |
| AED (UAE Dirham) | 0.37 SGD |
| GBP (British Pound) | 1.75 SGD |
(Note: The above values are indicative and are subject to live currency market fluctuation.)
For a more granular and updated exchange rate, check out our Live Singapore Exchange Rate Page, the best place to see the trends on foreign exchange and track global currencies against the Singapore dollar.
Knowing the exchange rates informs Singaporean businesses about planning relative to imports, tourism and international investments. For prospective travellers, it is equally important to maximise exchange rates before exchanging cash or making purchases online in foreign currency.
FAQs
Q1: What is the currency code to represent Singapore?
A1: The currency code for Singapore is SGD (Singapore Dollar).
Q2: How frequently do exchange rates change?
A2: The exchange rates may change several times a day; however, those changes can depend on market demand, global news, and announcements by central banks.
Q3: Where can I check the real-time USD to SGD exchange rate?
A3: You may track the live USD to SGD exchange rate online through reliable financial channels or alternatively view the most recent online currency exchange data via our real-time forex tracker.
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