Singapore

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A place-specific profile links Singapore, a sovereign state in Southeast Asia, to Singapore dollar (SGD). Currency administration is led by the Monetary Authority of Singapore; Singapore dollar banknotes and coins circulate within the jurisdiction. An interchangeability agreement keeps the Singapore dollar at parity with the Brunei dollar while each jurisdiction retains its own currency issue. Coverage stays with the jurisdiction’s currency, issuer and payment framework, separating it from the standalone currency entry and from general geographic information.

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