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Singapore dollar to Malaysian ringgit (MYR)

S$1 = 3.1798 MYR on 28 Oct 2026. 1 MYR = S$0.3145.

How the rate has moved

Compared withChange in what S$1 buys
A month ago−0.49%
A year agoS$1 = 3.2383 MYR then−1.80%
5 years ago+3.26%
10 years ago+5.36%
Highest since 28 Oct 201620 Feb 20243.5678 MYR
Lowest since 28 Oct 20166 Apr 20182.9349 MYR

+ means S$1 buys more MYR now than it did then; − means less.

S$1 in MYR, monthly average: Oct 2016 to Oct 2026.

Year by year

YearAverageHighestLowest
2026 (to 28 Oct 2026)3.14343.22153.0569
20253.27643.35923.1502
20243.42303.56783.2162
20233.39543.52493.2163
20223.19103.37773.0629
20213.08453.13123.0346
20203.04623.09202.9746
20193.03643.07432.9974
20182.99123.05402.9349
20173.11353.17253.0099
2016 (from 28 Oct 2016)3.08703.12973.0054

Recent business days

DateS$1 buys (MYR)Change from day before
28 Oct 20263.1798−0.37%
27 Oct 20263.1916−0.01%
26 Oct 20263.1919−0.11%
23 Oct 20263.1956−0.02%
22 Oct 20263.1964+0.04%
21 Oct 20263.1951+0.05%
20 Oct 20263.1935+0.05%
19 Oct 20263.1919+0.04%
16 Oct 20263.1906+0.26%
15 Oct 20263.1822−0.02%
14 Oct 20263.1830−0.30%
13 Oct 20263.1925+0.08%
12 Oct 20263.1901−0.01%
9 Oct 20263.1905−0.04%
8 Oct 20263.1916−0.04%
7 Oct 20263.1928−0.18%
6 Oct 20263.1986+0.20%
5 Oct 20263.1923+0.03%
2 Oct 20263.1915+0.00%
1 Oct 20263.1914−0.05%
30 Sep 20263.1929−0.07%
29 Sep 20263.1950−0.02%
28 Sep 20263.1955+0.17%
25 Sep 20263.1900−0.10%
24 Sep 20263.1931+0.05%
23 Sep 20263.1917−0.14%
22 Sep 20263.1960−0.08%
21 Sep 20263.1986+0.21%
18 Sep 20263.1918−0.69%
17 Sep 20263.2141+0.13%
16 Sep 20263.2098−0.06%

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How these figures are made: Singapore dollar rates are calculated by asklor! from the European Central Bank's euro reference rates (a cross rate), not by AI. They are mid-market reference rates for information only; banks and money changers charge different rates. The ECB publishes once each European working day, around 4pm Central European Time. This is not financial advice, and we do not predict exchange rates.

Source: European Central Bank, euro foreign exchange reference rates.