Singapore Dollar (SGD)
What the Singapore Dollar is, who issues it, and where it's used, with a live converter preset to SGD.
Singapore Dollar (SGD)
- ISO code
- SGD
- Symbol
- $ (S$)
- Subunit
- 100 cents
- Issued by
- Monetary Authority of Singapore
- Exchange rate regime
- Managed float against an undisclosed basket of currencies
Singapore runs its monetary policy through the exchange rate rather than through interest rates like most central banks. The Monetary Authority of Singapore lets the Singapore dollar move within an undisclosed band against a trade-weighted basket of currencies, and adjusts the slope, width, or center of that band to manage inflation.
Under a currency agreement dating back to 1967, the Singapore dollar and the Brunei dollar are exchanged at par, and each is accepted as customary tender in the other country. Singapore is a major financial and shipping hub, and its currency is one of the most actively traded in Asia.
Where it's used
- Singapore
- Brunei (interchangeable at par with the Brunei dollar)
Convert SGD
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Calculated from the same live mid-market rate as the converter above. Your bank or card will usually quote a slightly worse rate plus any fees.