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Trade the Australian dollar against the Singapore dollar with AUDSGD, a forex pair that combines the commodity-linked Australian dollar and the Singapore dollar, which is managed through exchange-rate policy.
Multiple factors influence AUDSGD, including commodity demand, Chinese economic activity, regional trade, and monetary policy. Keep these in mind when analyzing price movements or planning your trades.
Follow the live AUDSGD chart and use our trading calculator to estimate margin and potential trading costs.
The price chart is indicative and based on the instrument’s Ask price. For real-time quotes, please refer to the trading platform. The results presented by the calculator are for educational and estimation purposes and you should not rely on them as being complete or for making investment decisions. Real-time results can only be determined at the time of order execution. Spreads in the above table are averages based on the previous trading day. Spreads may fluctuate and widen due to factors including market volatility, news releases, economic events, when markets open or close, and the type of instruments being traded.
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What is AUDSGD?
AUDSGD is a minor forex pair that measures the value of the Australian dollar (AUD) against the Singapore dollar (SGD). Trading AUDSGD CFDs allows you to speculate on exchange rate movements without owning either currency.
If you trade AUDSGD, here are three key factors that can influence its price:
Central bank policy
Decisions from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) can influence interest rate expectations and demand for the Australian dollar. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) manages the Singapore dollar through an exchange-rate policy centred on a trade-weighted currency basket rather than a conventional interest-rate target.
Commodity prices and Chinese demand
Australia’s commodity exports link the Australian dollar to global resource demand. Economic growth, trade data, and demand from China can also influence the outlook for AUD.
Trade and growth data
Singapore’s economy is closely linked to international trade and regional demand. Changes in exports, economic growth expectations, and broader Asian market conditions can influence the outlook for SGD.
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How to start trading AUDSGD CFDs online
Step 1
Open an account
Sign up and practice trading AUDSGD on a free demo account without risking real money.
Step 2
Develop a strategy
Monitor RBA decisions, MAS exchange-rate policy, commodity demand, Chinese economic data, and regional trade conditions to help plan your trades.
Step 3
Place your trade
Use our trading calculator to estimate margin requirements and trading costs. Then, place your AUDSGD CFD trade on the trading platform.
Frequently asked questions
AUDSGD pairs the Australian dollar (AUD) with the Singapore dollar (SGD). AUD is the base currency, while SGD is the quote currency. The price shows how many Singapore dollars equal one Australian dollar.
AUDSGD shows how many Singapore dollars equal one Australian dollar. For example, a quote of 0.85 means 1 AUD is worth 0.85 SGD. When AUDSGD rises, the Australian dollar strengthens against the Singapore dollar. When it falls, the Australian dollar weakens.
This example is for illustration only and does not reflect live prices.
Australian monetary policy, Singapore’s exchange-rate policy, commodity demand, Chinese economic activity, and regional economic conditions influence AUDSGD. RBA decisions and changes to MAS exchange-rate policy can also affect the exchange rate by changing the outlook for either currency.
AUDSGD might not be suitable for all beginners, as both currencies can be influenced by monetary policy, economic data, commodity demand, and regional market conditions. You can practice trading AUDSGD on a free demo account to learn how to read charts, estimate trading costs, and manage position sizes before trading with real money.
The amount needed to trade AUDSGD depends on your position size, leverage, account currency, and margin requirements. This is separate from your account’s minimum deposit. Use our trading calculator to estimate the required margin and check your account’s funding requirements before trading live.
Yes. You can trade AUDSGD CFDs with leverage at Exness. Available leverage depends on the instrument’s margin requirements, trading conditions, and applicable account limits. It may also decrease during periods of higher margin requirements. Leverage can amplify both potential profits and losses, so check your account’s requirements before trading.
AUDSGD spreads depend on your account type and market conditions. The table above shows average spreads from the previous trading day, which may differ from live prices. Check the current bid and ask prices on the trading platform, along with any applicable commissions.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore manages the Singapore dollar against a trade-weighted basket of currencies rather than using a conventional policy interest rate as its main monetary policy tool. Changes to its exchange-rate policy can influence SGD and therefore AUDSGD. Australian monetary policy, commodity demand, Chinese economic activity, and broader market conditions also influence the pair.
Exness offers AUDSGD CFDs with live price charts, a trading calculator to estimate costs, and a free demo account to practise trading. Check your account’s trading conditions to see if they suit your strategy.
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