USD/SGD forecast for today by Traders Union analysts
USD/SGD is an exotic pair, but with rather high liquidity. The Singapore currency is ranked 15th in terms of trading volume, growing steadily both in Southeast Asia and beyond. In this pair, the Singapore dollar is the quoted currency and the U.S. dollar is the base currency. The exchange rate shows the price of USD 1 in SGD.
Taking into account that the USD/SGD exchange rate has average volatility, this instrument is suitable both for professional and novice traders. Intraday fluctuations are around 200-300 points. The spreads largely depend on the broker’s policy and can vary within 5-10 pips.
Traders Union analysts conduct daily research and make the USD/SGD forecast based on the indicators of technical analysis (such instruments as technical indicators, patterns, support and resistance levels, chart figures, and others are used). This information helps traders make informed decisions that bring them profit.
USD/SGD maintains positive tone
09.07.2025
The US dollar remains positive against the Singapore dollar but bulls have yet to break 1.2820 resistance. Overall, it remains vulnerable, with no signs of a downward trend reversal, so bears may retest 1.2760–1.2740. A break of resistance would lead to a rise toward 1.2850–1.2880.
USD/SGD recovers
07.07.2025
Finding support around 1.2730, the US dollar is recovering against the Singapore dollar, breaking 1.2760 resistance and testing 1.2790. The next bullish target may be 1.2820 resistance; a break above it would lead to a move toward 1.2850. Pullbacks to 1.2760 may attract buying interest; a break below this support would lead to a decline toward 1.2730.
USD/SGD under bearish control
03.07.2025
In the pair with the Singapore dollar, the US dollar declined to support 1.2715, from which it rebounded to 1.2785 amid a solid US jobs report. Nevertheless, the pair continues to face selling pressure on the rise, maintaining the risk of a decline toward 1.2715–1.2700; a break of resistance would lead to a rise toward 1.2820–1.2830. Selling may resume on the upside.
USD/SGD sold off on rally
24.06.2025
Amid risk-off sentiment, the US dollar against the Singapore dollar soared to 1.2940 resistance, but Iran’s “symbolic” response to US strikes on nuclear sites triggered long liquidations, causing the pair to plunge to 1.2800 support at present. Thus, bears may next test 1.2780-1.2760 support, where buying could reappear; a break below the latter would lead to a decline toward 1.2740-1.2710.
USD/SGD declines again
05.06.2025
The US dollar was sold against the Singapore dollar on a rebound to 1.2920 resistance, after which the pair retreated to 1.2850 support, now under pressure from bears. A successful break would open the way to strong 1.2820–1.2800 support; a move through 1.2860 resistance would trigger a rise toward 1.2880–1.2900.
USD/SGD trading mixed
30.05.2025
Sold against the Singapore dollar after rising to 1.2980, the US dollar declined to 1.2860 support. It is currently being bought on the dip, but bulls remain unable to break 1.2920 resistance, keeping the risk of a return to support alive; a break above resistance would open the way toward 1.2950–1.2970.
USD/SGD continues to recover
28.05.2025
The decline of the US dollar toward 1.2825 support in the pair with the Singapore dollar was used for buying, pushing the price through 1.2850 and 1.2880 resistance and testing 1.2905 resistance. The nearest support is around 1.2870, from which attempts to break resistance and test 1.2920–1.2930 are possible; a loss of support would lead to a decline toward 1.2850–1.2825.
USD/SGD testing strong support
26.05.2025
Amid Trump’s trade wars, the US dollar remains under pressure against the Singapore dollar. After breaking 1.2880 support, it extended its decline and tested strong support near 1.2800. Pullbacks are currently capped by 1.2850 resistance, below which the risk of at least a retest of support persists, although a rebound toward 1.2880–1.2900 is still possible from current levels.
USD/SGD pulls back from support
16.05.2025
The U.S. dollar’s decline against the Singapore dollar attracted buying interest from 1.2947, allowing a rebound toward 1.2990 resistance. From current levels, selling remains possible with an aim to break support; a break through 1.2990–1.3000 would open the way for a move toward 1.3020–1.3040.
USD/SGD continued its recovery
13.05.2025
US dollar purchases against the Singapore dollar led to the break of resistance at 1.3025 and the rise to 1.3080, after which the pair retraced to support at 1.3030. A pause in the US-China trade war could contribute to the pair's rise to 1.3100-1.3120, but the risks of a decline in the US dollar are still present. Losing support would lead to a decline toward the psychological level of 1.3000.
USD/SGD trades unchanged
07.05.2025
The situation in USD/SGD saw no significant changes during the previous trading session. The pair remains under pressure, but 1.2870 support continues to hold back the bears. Attempts to rise are limited by 1.2930 resistance, below which risks of breaking support and falling toward 1.2850–1.2830 persist; a move through resistance would lead to a rise toward 1.2960–1.2990, where the pair may face selling again.
USD/SGD sells off again
02.05.2025
As expected, attempts by the US dollar to rise against the Singapore dollar are being used for selling. After testing 1.3125 resistance, the pair broke 1.3050 support and plunged to 1.2918. Rebounds are currently capped by 1.2975 resistance, and selling from that area could lead to a decline toward 1.2900; a break above would trigger a rise toward 1.3000–1.3020.
USD/SGD bought up from support
01.05.2025
The US dollar remained under pressure against the Singapore dollar, but bears failed to break 1.3050 support, prompting bulls to push 1.3080 resistance and test 1.3108. The pair may continue recovering toward 1.3130–1.3150, though selling on rallies remains possible. A loss of 1.3075 support would lead to a decline toward 1.3060–1.3050.
USD/SGD under selling pressure
29.04.2025
The US dollar remains under pressure against the Singapore dollar, with bulls failing to break of 1.3160 resistance, while bears broke 1.3110–1.3100 support and tested 1.3060 support. 1.3100 now acts as resistance, below which the risk of breaking support and declining toward 1.3040–1.3020 prevails. A move through resistance would lead to a rise toward 1.3120–1.3150.
USD/SGD bought on the pullback
25.04.2025
In the pair with the Singapore dollar, the US dollar found support around 1.3110, and after testing it, climbed to 1.3160 resistance. Below 1.3170, downside risks and a break of support remain dominant; a break of this resistance would lead to a rise toward 1.3190–1.3200.
USD/SGD sold off again from resistance
24.04.2025
Buying the US dollar against the Singapore dollar from 1.3100 support led to a test of 1.3170 resistance, but bulls once again failed to break through. The pair is now retreating toward support, increasing the risk of a break and decline toward 1.3070–1.3040. A move through 1.3130 would open the way for growth toward 1.3150–1.3170.
USD/SGD sold on rally
23.04.2025
The US dollar extended its recovery against the Singapore dollar yesterday, breaking 1.3100 resistance and testing 1.3165 resistance. As expected, the US dollar is still being sold on rallies, but 1.3100–1.3090 support is holding for now, so bulls may attempt to push the pair above 1.3130. A loss of support would lead to a decline toward 1.3070–1.3040.
USD/SGD rebounds after decline
22.04.2025
Still under selling pressure against the Singapore dollar, the US dollar broke 1.3100 support and fell to 1.3015 support. Demand from this level helped it break 1.3060 resistance and test 1.3080, which bulls are currently struggling to overcome. A recovery to 1.3080–1.3100 might be used for selling; a loss of 1.3060 support would lead to a decline toward 1.3040–1.3020.
USD/SGD remains under pressure
18.04.2025
The US dollar remains under selling pressure against the Singapore dollar, but 1.3100 support continues to hold off the bears. Pullbacks are capped by 1.3125 resistance, keeping the risk of breaking support and moving toward 1.3080–1.3050 elevated. A break of resistance would trigger a rise toward 1.3160–1.3180.
USD/SGD remains under pressure
17.04.2025
Selling pressure on the US dollar against the Singapore dollar persists, preventing bulls from breaking 1.3195 resistance, while bears broke 1.3130 support and tested 1.3100. The nearest resistance is at 1.3150, below which the risk of breaking the 31st figure and falling toward 1.3080–1.3060 prevails. A break of resistance would lead to a rise toward 1.3170–1.3190.
USD/SGD sold on rallies
16.04.2025
The inability of bears to break 1.3130–1.3120 support the US dollar against the Singapore dollar entailed liquidation of short positions and testing of 1.3195 resistance by the bulls. But after its testing the pair retreated to support, from which further rebound attempts are possible, though the risks of breaking support and testing of the 31st figure by the bears increased.
USD/SGD remains under pressure
15.04.2025
In the pair with the Singapore dollar, the American remains under pressure, but the bears are not yet able to break the support around 1.3130-1.3120. The pullbacks at this stage are limited by the resistance at 1.3170, so the risks of breaking the support and declining towards 1.3100 still remain; passing the resistance will lead to growth towards 1.3200-1.3220, where bears may become active.
USD/SGD continued to fall
14.04.2025
On the background of large-scale sell-offs, the US dollar continued to fall against the Singapore dollar, as a result of which several support levels were broken and support at 1.3120 was tested. Some oversold pair may become a reason for moderate profit taking on short positions and recovery towards 1.3220-1.3240, where it can be sold again; breaking the last level will lead to growth towards 1.3280-1.3300.
USD/SGD drops further
10.04.2025
The sell-off in the U.S. dollar against the Singapore dollar continues. After breaking 1.3440 support, the pair declined to 1.3335. Bears may next test 1.3300 support, where buying interest could emerge. A rise to 1.3380–1.3400 may be used for selling, while a break above these levels would open the way toward 1.3440.
USD/SGD bought from support
04.04.2025
The U.S. dollar remained under pressure against the Singapore dollar, with bears attempting to break 1.3310 support, but without success. Bulls took advantage of this and are now trying to break 1.3370 resistance, though growth attempts may continue to be used for selling. A break above resistance would drive a rise toward 1.3400-1.3420.
USD/SGD sells off after rise
03.04.2025
The U.S. dollar’s first reaction to Trump’s tariffs was a rise against the Singapore dollar to 1.3500 resistance, but the USD soon faced a sell-off and plunged to 1.3320. The loss of 1.3350 support suggests a decline to at least 1.3300, but buying on the dip cannot be ruled out.
USD/SGD unable to break resistance
02.04.2025
U.S. dollar bulls failed to break 1.3450 resistance against the Singapore dollar, increasing the risk of breaking 1.3420 support and declining toward 1.3390-1.3370. A break above resistance would pave the way toward 1.3460-1.3480. Trade wars may positively impact the SGD’s performance.
USD/SGD unable to advance
01.04.2025
After breaking 1.3430 resistance against the Singapore dollar, the U.S. dollar only managed to reach 1.3450, from where selling pushed the pair down to 1.3420 support. The failure to hold above 1.3430 increases the risk of a decline to 1.3400. Clearing 1.3430-1.3440 would lead to a rise toward 1.3460-1.3480.
USD/SGD moves higher
31.03.2025
U.S. dollar pullbacks from 1.3430 resistance to 1.3390 support against the Singapore dollar continue to attract buying interest, allowing bulls to break resistance and test 1.3442. The pair may continue rising toward 1.3470-1.3490, where selling interest could emerge. A loss of 1.3430/20 support would result in a decline to at least 1.3390-1.3370.
USD/SGD continues to recover
28.03.2025
The U.S. dollar continues its recovery against the Singapore dollar, breaking 1.3410 resistance and testing 1.3427. The pair may rise toward 1.3450-1.3470, where selling could resume. A loss of 1.3410/00 support would result in a decline toward 1.3380-1.3360.
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Why do we need the USD/SGD forecast?
During the day, USD/SGD trading is moderate. The peak of activity falls at the beginning of the U.S. and Asian trading sessions. Considering the pair’s moderate volatility, various strategies suitable for the flat can be used. However, you need to take the USD/SGD forecast into consideration to avoid losing money.
The price of this Forex instrument is largely impacted by the oil and petroleum products prices. In addition, it should be taken into account that Singapore is an active equipment supplier for oil companies, and therefore the situation in the industrial sector can also influence the exchange rate. Also, a direct correlation of the USD/SGD price is observed with the stocks of well-known international companies. The reason for that is the favorable business environment in Singapore: loyal tax policy and continuous influx of investments.
FAQ
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How volatile is the USD/SGD pair?
The USD/SGD pair is moderately volatile, which makes it popular among professional traders as well as beginners. The fluctuations inside the day are up to 200-300 points.
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What factors need to be considered in addition to technical analysis?
The USD/SGD
pair is trading at a moderate pace. Therefore, strategies for trading in the flat can be used. The exchange rate is influenced by the oil and petroleum products prices since Singapore is the equipment supplier in this industry, as well as the political situation (direct influence on the U.S. dollar).
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When is the peak of trading activity for USD/SGD?
The peak of trading activity falls at the beginning of the U.S. and Asian trading sessions. Inside the day, the pair is traded at a rather moderate pace.
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How is the forecast made?
Traders Union experts use instruments and methods of
technical analysis to make the USD/SGD forecast. Price charts and the depth of the market are used to determine price patterns. Technical analysis helps to weed out behavioral deviations.