CAD to SGD Exchange Rate Today
Convert Canadian Dollars to Singapore Dollars with live CAD/SGD rates for travel, education, or business. Compare best rates from banks and Wise.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the current CAD to SGD exchange rate?
The Canadian Dollar to Singapore Dollar rate typically ranges between S$0.95-1.05 per 1 CAD. Both currencies are influenced by commodity prices—CAD by oil/lumber, SGD by regional trade. Bank of Canada and MAS policies drive this pair's movements.
Why do Canadians need CAD to SGD conversion?
Common uses include Singapore vacation expenses, Canadian students at NUS or SMU, business expansion into Southeast Asia via Singapore hub, property investments, and Canadian expats working in Singapore's finance/tech sectors. Singapore has a large Canadian community.
How do oil prices affect CAD/SGD?
CAD strengthens when crude oil prices rise since energy exports are 20% of Canada's total exports. SGD responds to broader Asian manufacturing and trade flows. When oil booms, CAD typically outperforms SGD, creating favorable conversion rates for Canadians.
What's the best way to send CAD to Singapore?
Use Wise or OFX for competitive rates (0.5-1% markup), Canadian banks like RBC or TD charge 2-4%, Singaporean banks like DBS or OCBC offer receiving services, and fintech like Revolut for smaller amounts. Compare rates as even 0.3% matters on large transfers.
When should I convert CAD to SGD?
Toronto tech workers relocating to Singapore benefit when loonie exceeds S$1.04, stretching C$150K salaries to S$156K versus S$150K at S$1.00. Bank of Canada meets 8 times annually versus MAS quarterly NEER adjustments—creating policy divergence windows. Canadian expats in Singapore (8,000+ professionals in tech/finance) converting salaries watch oil prices; WTI above $80/barrel strengthens CAD 2-3% within weeks. Difference between S$1.00 and S$1.04 equals S$6K on C$150K annually—funding Singapore property deposits.