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1.3777 -0.0041    -0.30%
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Type: Currency
Group: Exotic
Base: US Dollar
Second: Singapore Dollar
  • Prev. Close: 1.3818
  • Bid/Ask: 1.3764 / 1.3789
  • Day's Range: 1.3764 - 1.3820
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USD/SGD 1.3777 -0.0041 -0.30%
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Prev. Close1.3818
Bid1.3764
Day's Range1.3764 - 1.382
Open1.3818
Ask1.3789
52 wk Range1.3009 - 1.3876
1-Year Change1.56%
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Time: Oct 19, 2018 11:18PM (GMT -4:00)

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Omega Red Oct 16, 2018 1:47PM ET
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SGD is going stronger against USD... 1.34 by the end of 2018... math never lie ;)
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Omega Red Oct 16, 2018 1:44PM ET
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The US federal deficit was $779 billion last year. The US national debt is $21 trillion and counting. Both are on the rise. Sell USD/SGD before its too late
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Yun Sean Oct 16, 2018 1:20AM ET
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Singapore has given too much loans to China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines also Vietnam and etc:) However their currencies are being the worst devalued since 2nd Q of 2018:) That means that Singapore has been making a  lot of loss from the bad loans:) Math Never Tell You A Lie:)
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Yun Sean Oct 16, 2018 12:39AM ET
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Singapore Government has made the worst mistake that it has put more property curbs a couple of months ago:) As a result, more and more foreign capitals have been outflows out of Singapore:) So the SGD cannot be sustainable to hold the current level means it will be depreciated into the level of 1.5000 against US$ coming days:)
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Yun Sean Oct 15, 2018 12:50AM ET
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Singapore did the worst thing last week that it agreed with Indonesia on currency swap means that it has given toooooo much loans to Indonesia, China, and Malaysia etc:) Singapore has no money esp US$:)
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Eden Huang Oct 15, 2018 12:50AM ET
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By raising the S$NEER band MAS is telling the world that we are raising the floor of SGD... and if you were to check MAS reserve stats... majority of it is in US$ lol
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Eden Huang Oct 15, 2018 12:50AM ET
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With the recent rise in USD... our reserves just got bigger haha
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Yun Sean Oct 11, 2018 1:00AM ET
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I do not understand how come Singapore also is going to same way of Hong Kong:) Singapore$ will be depreciated further and further into 1.5$ against US$.
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Yun Sean Oct 11, 2018 1:00AM ET
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Eden Huang However it has no money:) You know what? to adjust its slope, what is the most important factor to control it? That is foreign currency esp US$:)
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Eden Huang Oct 11, 2018 1:00AM ET
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Yun Sean no money? Yes to control it... that is our monetary policy.. you know what?
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Eden Huang Oct 11, 2018 1:00AM ET
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Yun Sean MAS will alway float the SGD against our major trading partners... with the full power of our reserves... It's beautiful...
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Yun Sean Oct 11, 2018 12:58AM ET
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Singapore is spending too much money to protect its $, frankly it is really stupid way of acting due to its too much bad loans to China:) No more investment and foreign talents are moving in Singapore. Singapore is on the exactly sane way of Hong Kong:)
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Yun Sean Oct 09, 2018 1:53AM ET
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Singapore bond market is junk market now. Nobody invests into Singapore.
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As I've said that Singapore$ will be down to the level of 1.5$ against US$ soon:) Singapore is getting poorer and poorer:)
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Singapore has no growth engine:) In deed, Singapore economy is being collapsed now. No money at all due to wrong investments in China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, etc:) Singapore economy will be gone soon, or later.
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Oct 05, 2018 1:19AM ET
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Singapore economy is getting doomed rapidly due to too much bad loans for China, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Philippines:) Singapore has no money, that is why, Singapore 10yr bond rate has been up and up, but Singapore$ has been devalued further and further:)
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vusi mokwena Sep 04, 2018 6:36AM ET
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Where can I get information about the Singapore economy? Please assist. Any link would be appreciated.
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I am happy to make returns, my expert assist me properly, especially in USD/SGD, AUD/CAD, NZD/CAD, and other
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Faiz Faiz Aug 29, 2018 8:33AM ET
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US GDP for August 2018 (Q2): 4.2%
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daniel ooi Aug 18, 2018 3:14PM ET
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do u think 1998 repeated again ?
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Passion Trader Aug 18, 2018 3:14PM ET
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10 year cycle.
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saji varkey Jul 30, 2018 1:02AM ET
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usdsgd is buy
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saji varkey Jul 30, 2018 12:59AM ET
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usdsdg buy buy buy
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Expecting USD/SGD to hit 1.45 by end of 2018.
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https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-07-15/trade-war-s-next-casualty-is-southeast-asia-s-growth-prospects.While economists see steady growth for Singapore in 2018, the second half may stumble. The city-state’s recent property-market curbs could damp sentiment and translate to crimped consumer spending. Singapore may also struggle to buoy the confidence of manufacturers, whose expectations were already lowered after a stronger-than-expected 2017 for global trade..“We had projected slower growth in the second half, but the negative trade developments are increasing the downside risks,” economists at Standard Chartered Plc in Singapore said in a research note last week. “New export orders within the PMI readings have also decelerated.”..https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asia/eu-and-asean-to-restart-fta-process-pm-lee-10531412.EU-ASEAN Free Trade Agreement failed......
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Dump S$......https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-07-15/problem-emerges-japanese-stocks-market-whale-now-full.Japan's gargantuan Government Pension Investment Fund (or GPIF) - the largest in the world -  which manages 156 trillion yen. GPIF's portfolio has exceeded its 25% allocation target for domestic stocks for the first time..since 2014, the GPIF has bought an estimated 6.36 trillion yen more in domestic equities than it sold, equal to about 1% of the TSE first section's market value. Domestic investors will dump their shares now that the "whale" is no longer a backstop buyer for Japanese stocks.
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OCBC’s head of group of corporate communications Koh Ching Ching said the bank expects subdued demand for home loans. “Given the extent of the new cooling measures, we expect the home loans demand to be subdued. Our interest rates will continue to be competitive to the market,” she said...Lim said in a separate report that OCBC is also expected to take a hit from the new property cooling measures and revised forecasts from 8% to 7% in 2018. Still, the uplift to net interest margin (NIM) in still more visible in 2018. “Loan demand appears apparent for Singapore companies investing abroad. Every 1-ppt rise in loan growth leads to 0.9% increase in net profit,” she added.
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Singapore economy is getting doomed by its own people:) Who can deny the fact? Read all of articles from Bloomberg, CNBC, South China Morning Post, Nikket etc :)
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Moreover, since there are increased costs on land acquisition, developer bids on land might be more conservative, Huang added. "Alternatively, land bids may remain at current levels and developers choose to pass on the costs to end buyers, resulting in more expensive new properties."..Banks are then expected to take a hit. RHB Research analyst Leng Seng Choon noted that the new ABSD requirements should lower investment demand whilst LTV limits imply that buyers get reduced financing for their purchases...Hui echoed this and added, “The new stamp duty increments will effectively slash investment demand for second property purchases onwards or from foreigners whilst the cut in loan-to-value ratio to 75% even for first housing loan borrowers could curtail demand for owner-occupied first time home buyers.”
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Mortgage Supermart Singapore broker Keff Hui concurred with Lim and said, “The new cooling measure is a very strong dose of medicine for the resurgent recovering residential property market and sends a clear strong signal that the government may not favour any further upside increments above 2013 peak residential property prices.”..Huang also said, "Increase in stamp duties for developers will also make the entry barrier higher and curb developers’ buying sprees. Cash outlay by developers for any project will increase 15% – 20% if they are taking financing. Hence, it’s likely for developers to take a step back from the fervent acquisition of residential land sites."
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Property cooling measures slow banks' loan growth.UOB could be hit the hardest as 27.6% of its total loans are home loans...As a surprise move, the Singapore government raised the rates for the Additional Buyers’ Stamp Duty (ABSD) and tightened Loan-to-Value (LTV) limits on home purchases as a way to cool the market. This has prompted panic buying as well as developer stock corrections upon the announcement...Due to the market’s reaction, various watchers have said this will significantly affect loan growth and some of Singapore’s largest banks. LTV limits have been tightened by 5% for all home loans granted by financial institutions.
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