The overnight range was 1.3010 - 1.3038, Asia is currently trading around 1.3015. USD/SGD could not break through the 1.3040-50 area and has drifted back from there as risk seems to be stabilising. The move looks technically constructive and is attempting to build a base from which to move higher. In the Asian session look for dips below 1.3000 to find support initially, a break back above 1.3040/50 is needed for another test of the 1.3100 area.
Fig 1 : USD/SGD Spot Daily Chart

Source: MNI - Market News/Bloomberg Finance L.P
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