UOB Maintains Range-Trading Outlook for USD/SGD, Sees Limited Downside

Neutral (0.1)Impact: Low

Published on May 25, 2026 (3 hours ago) · By Vibe Trader

UOB analysts Quek Ser Leang and Lee Sue Ann maintain their view that the USD/SGD currency pair will continue to trade within a defined range in the near term, with a slight bias towards the Singapore Dollar. They expect the USD/SGD to edge lower and test the 1.2760 level, but emphasize that a sustained break below this point is unlikely. The analysts identify major support at 1.2730, which they do not expect to come under threat in the current environment [1].

In recent trading, the USD/SGD moved quietly between 1.2776 and 1.2805, closing at 1.2804 with a 0.20% gain, before dropping on the open today. Despite a slight increase in downward momentum, UOB continues to anticipate that the pair will remain range-bound, with resistance levels at 1.2795 and 1.2805. A break above 1.2800 would suggest a continuation of range trading rather than further downside [1].

For the 1-3 week outlook, UOB reiterates its expectation that USD/SGD will trade between 1.2730 and 1.2820, reflecting a stable and range-bound market environment. No significant market-moving events or sharp reactions are noted in the analysis [1].

CONCLUSION

UOB's analysis suggests that USD/SGD will remain in a narrow trading range, with limited downside risk and no major support levels expected to be breached. The market impact is assessed as low, with no significant volatility or directional moves anticipated in the near term.

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