The Singaporean currency is still ranked steadily against other world markets as of 14th October 2025. The Singaporean Dollar (SGD) is also stable against major currencies, which is an indication of the robust economy of the country and investor confidence. As the world trade channels restore their normalcy and the rates of inflation begin to stabilize, the current exchange rates reflect the stable forex patterns. The investor, traveler, and other business persons in foreign trade must be aware of these latest conversions to make their financial plans successful. The list of the most important exchange rates of today of the Euro, USD, INR, PKR, and Russian Ruble is presented below.
| Currency | Country / Type | Value in SGD |
| €1 EUR | Euro (European Union) | 1.504 SGD |
| $1 USD | US Dollar (United States) | 1.298 SGD |
| ₹1 INR | Indian Rupee (India) | 0.01462 SGD |
| ₨1 PKR | Pakistani Rupee (Pakistan) | 0.004613 SGD |
| руб1 RUB | Russian Ruble (Russia) | 0.01618 SGD |
The Singapore Dollar is standing strong at this point in time as an indication of its stability in the face of uncertainties in the global market. The Euro and the USD are close to one another, implying smooth international trade. In the meantime, Asian currencies such as INR and PKR still exhibit gradual recovery, which is affected by the economic performance in the region. According to the suggestions made by financial analysts, short-term trends should be followed because central banks in Asia and Europe are turning their policies in order to keep inflation under control and ensure growth, especially when considering movements on 13 October 2025 in Singapore.
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