Thinking of trading EUR/SGD?
- 1. Assuming no serious escalation in trade tensions between the US and China, nor a major downturn in the global economy, either of which could be a hammer blow to a trade-dependent country like Singapore, the Singapore dollar will likely appreciate further in the year ahead. 2. Due to the country's strategic port, Singapore is much more competitive than some of its neighbouring countries when it comes to entrepôt (buying raw materials and refining them for export) activities, and the Port of Singapore is the world's second busiest in terms of its cargo tonnage.
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How would you like to trade EUR/SGD?
- Tight spreads & reliable execution
- 70+ pre-installed indicators
- Custom indicators
- 26 time frames
- Live Sentiment data
- Chart trading
- Advanced Take Profit & Stop Loss
- Depth of Market
Trading CFDs involves significant risk of loss
- Vast selection of strategies to copy
- Efficient risk management
- Can start and stop copying at your will
- Flexible allocation of funds
- Detailed performance reports
- Full transparency & access to historical data
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Trading CFDs involves significant risk of loss
For beginners:
- Great choice of available cBots for various trading strategies and risk tolerance levels
- Simple Plug and Play functionality
For advanced traders:
- Ability to create your own cBot or custom indicator
Trading CFDs involves significant risk of loss
Trade EUR/SGD with Fondex. Our CFD trading platform is engineered to provide you with optimal execution speed while allowing you to access 3 different trading methods on the same interface.
1. There are many macroeconomic factors/events (fundamentals) that affect CHF/SGD exchange rate, which are usually common in both countries. Some of the most notable factors/events are GDP, Inflation or Consumer Price Index (CPI), Interest Rates and other monetary policies applied by central banks. 2. This body manages the rate of exchange by intervening in the foreign exchange market, and by adjusting the liquidity in the banking system through liquidity facilities and money market operations. Statements on the nation's monetary policy are released twice annually.
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