USD/SGD

1.3353
0.12%
Daily
  • L. 1.33195
  • H. 1.33603
  • Ch. 0.00166
  • Ch.% 0.12%
Overview
Costs & Margins
  • USD/SGD is an exotic forex pair representing how many Singapore dollars equal one US dollar. Singapore is a primary financial hub in Asia, and most of the country’s economy is driven by financial services and tourism. Singapore also holds one of the largest seaports in the world and exports a significant amount of electronics manufactured in the country. 

    Many forex traders use USD/SGD as a way in speculate on Singapore’s economy because of its correlation to the international technology industry and Chinese trade. Growing tensions between the US and China can affect the rate of USD/SGD.

    The US dollar, meanwhile, is influenced by a confluence of factors including GDP, inflation, global trade, and the country’s involvement in geopolitical factors.

  • Margin From
    5.0 %
  • Trading Hours
    24 hours / day *
  • Min Trade Size
    1000
  • Long
    0.17
  • Short
    -0.84
  • Min Stop Distance
    0.0004 Points
  • Spreads
  • Spreads From
    0.00052 Points
  • Margins
  • 0 - 1000 000
    5.0 %
  • 1000 000 - 5000 000
    10.0 %
  • 5000 000 - 10000 000
    15.0 %
  • 10000 000 - 20000 000
    20.0 %
  • 20000 000 +
    40.0 %
  • Dealing
  • Spreads
    0.00052 Points
  • Margins
  • 0 - 1000 000
    5.0 %
  • 1000 000 - 5000 000
    10.0 %
  • 5000 000 - 10000 000
    15.0 %
  • 10000 000 - 20000 000
    20.0 %
  • 20000 000 +
    40.0 %
Economic Calendar

Pivot points
Dailys
Weekly
Monthly
Pivot point
1.33514
Bid
1.33502
Offer
1.33558
Distance
0
Last Updated: 12/1/2023 10:00:00 PM

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