CNY to SGD Exchange Rate Today
Convert Chinese Yuan to Singapore Dollars with live CNY/SGD rates for students, businesses, or investments. Track the best exchange rates between China and Singapore.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the current CNY to SGD exchange rate?
The Chinese Yuan to Singapore Dollar rate typically ranges between S$0.18-0.20 per 1 CNY. China's PBOC (People's Bank of China) manages CNY within a daily trading band, while MAS manages SGD. Both are influenced by US-China trade relations and Asian economic growth.
Why is CNY to SGD conversion important?
Singapore is China's top Southeast Asian trading partner. This conversion matters for Chinese students studying in Singapore, Singaporean imports from China (electronics, machinery), e-commerce payments for Taobao/AliExpress, and property investments by Chinese nationals in Singapore.
How does China's currency policy affect CNY/SGD?
PBOC sets a daily reference rate and allows CNY to trade within ±2%. When China wants to support exports, they weaken CNY, giving you fewer SGD. When they combat capital outflows, they strengthen CNY. Singapore's trade-weighted SGD also responds to China's economic health.
What's the best way to transfer CNY to SGD?
For CNY to SGD transfers, use Wise or Alipay for competitive rates, Chinese banks like Bank of China or ICBC Singapore branches (2-3% fees), and specialized services like Airwallex for business payments. Be aware of China's capital controls on amounts over $50,000 USD equivalent.
When should I convert CNY to SGD?
Shanghai families sending students to NUS or NTU benefit when yuan strengthens below S$5.2, reducing S$30K tuition by ¥12K versus S$5.4. Chinese students in Singapore (50,000+ enrolled) converting tuition before August/January semesters watch PBOC 9:15 AM fixing. Singapore property buyers from China converting ¥3M deposits watch MAS quarterly NEER adjustments. China's $50K annual limit requires families to use multiple quotas; optimizing from S$5.2 to S$5.4 yields ¥30K savings on S$300K property deposits.