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Singapore dollar may outperform peers as yuan link deepens

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April 21, 2026
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SINGAPORE: The Singapore greenback may proceed to carry an edge over different Southeast Asian currencies, bolstered by its more and more shut relationship with China’s offshore yuan and supportive financial coverage settings.

An evaluation by Bloomberg signifies that the Singapore greenback and the yuan have moved extra carefully collectively than another pair of Asian currencies for the reason that onset of the Center East battle. On the similar time, the native foreign money has maintained a robust inverse relationship with the US greenback, a dynamic that has labored in its favour because the buck weakens.

This pattern is partly rooted in Singapore’s distinctive financial framework. In contrast to most central banks that depend on rates of interest, the Financial Authority of Singapore (MAS) manages coverage by means of the trade charge, guiding the foreign money in opposition to a basket of buying and selling companions inside an undisclosed band.

The yuan performs a big position on this basket, with Bloomberg Intelligence estimating its weighting at 11.9%, the second largest part.

Khoon Goh, head of Asia analysis at ANZ, informed Bloomberg that the yuan’s affect on the Singapore greenback stems from its substantial weight within the nominal efficient trade charge basket. He added that the MAS’s latest coverage tightening, significantly a steeper appreciation path for the foreign money, may assist additional positive factors. Singapore’s popularity as a secure haven can be anticipated to underpin demand.

Though the Singapore greenback has slipped by about 0.4% for the reason that Iran battle started, it has nonetheless outperformed regional counterparts such because the Malaysian ringgit and the Philippine peso.

Current information highlights the strengthening hyperlink between the Singapore greenback and the yuan. The 30-day correlation between the 2 has climbed to 0.90, up from roughly 0.6 on the finish of February. In the meantime, its correlation with the Bloomberg Greenback Spot Index stands at minus 0.94, essentially the most unfavourable amongst rising Asian currencies.

With the greenback index already down practically 2% this month amid hopes of easing geopolitical tensions, additional weak point within the US foreign money may present extra assist to the Singapore greenback.

Maybank strategists, together with Saktiandi Supaat, stated in a be aware {that a} softer buck and the opportunity of additional MAS tightening in July might carry Singapore’s nominal efficient trade charge. The financial institution expects the native foreign money to strengthen to 1.26 in opposition to the US greenback by the tip of the yr.





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