150 EUR to SGD: Convert Euros to Singapore Dollars

You’re planning a trip to Singapore, or maybe you just received a payment in euros and need to know what it’s worth in Singapore dollars. The number 150 appears often—enough to wonder whether the mid-market rate actually gives you the number you expect. This article walks through the latest ECB reference rate for the euro–Singapore dollar pair, how that rate has moved over the past year, and what it means for anyone converting 150 EUR today.

150 EUR to SGD: ~S$222.06 (ECB reference) · 1 EUR to SGD: S$1.4804 · Yearly low (2026): 1.4665 · Trusted converters: Wise, Revolut, XE

The data points converge on one pattern: the euro has traded in a narrow band against the Singapore dollar during 2026, with the ECB fixing giving a clear anchor.

What does €150 equal in dollars?

Convert 150 EUR to SGD at today’s rate

Using the European Central Bank’s euro reference rate as an anchor, the calculation is straightforward. On 19 June 2026 the ECB set its rate at EUR 1 = SGD 1.4804.

• 150 × 1.4804 = SGD 222.06
• That’s the value if you could trade at the ECB reference rate with no fees.

In practice, consumer services such as Wise and Revolut quote very close to the mid‑market. Wise’s live converter shows a rate of 1.4821 for EUR/SGD, which would give S$222.32 for 150 EUR – a difference of S$0.26 from the ECB fix.

The implication: when you see “150 EUR to SGD” from a currency converter, check whether the rate shown is mid‑market or marked up. The ECB reference is free to use and published daily.

Is SGD strong against the Euro?

SGD vs EUR relative strength factors

Over the past decade the Singapore dollar has gained ground against the euro. A decade ago EUR/SGD traded above 1.55; today it sits around 1.48. The Monetary Authority of Singapore’s managed float, coupled with the city‑state’s fiscal surplus and trade surplus, gives the SGD structural support.

• 2026 average EUR/SGD: 1.4924
• 2026 low: 1.4665 – meaning SGD hit its strongest level of the year in March.
• The euro’s weakness relative to SGD reflects the ECB’s accommodative stance vs MAS’s tightening bias.

The pattern: the SGD has held consistently above 1.47 throughout 2026, a level that would have seemed unlikely five years ago. Structural factors favour SGD strength for the medium term.

How much is 1 SGD in EUR right now?

Current 1 SGD to EUR rate

Inverting the ECB reference rate gives the reciprocal: 1 SGD = 1 ÷ 1.4804 = 0.674 EUR. At the Wise mid‑market rate of 1.4821, 1 SGD equals 0.675 EUR.

• 1 SGD ≈ 0.674 EUR (ECB)
• 1 SGD ≈ 0.675 EUR (Wise)
• The SGD buys roughly two‑thirds of a euro, reflecting its stronger stand relative to most Asian peers.

The catch: retail bank rates often add a 2.5–3% spread, turning 1 SGD into closer to 0.65 EUR. Always check the effective rate after fees.

What was the lowest EUR to SGD exchange rate?

Historical low for EUR/SGD

In the past five years, the euro hit its lowest point against the SGD during the early COVID period in March‑April 2020, when EUR/SGD touched about 1.40. The 2026 low so far is 1.4665, recorded on 15 March 2026.

• COVID low (2020): ~1.40
• 2026 low: 1.4665
• The 2026 low is still well above the 2020 trough, indicating the euro has recovered partly but not fully.

Why this matters: a traveller converting 150 EUR at the 2020 low would have received about S$210, compared with S$222 today – a S$12 difference. That’s a free meal at a hawker centre in Singapore.

What is the weakest currency in the world?

Weakest currencies vs EUR and SGD

For context on relative strength, the weakest currencies globally (by value per USD) are the Iranian rial (IRR), Vietnamese dong (VND), and Indonesian rupiah (IDR). Against EUR, 1 EUR buys roughly 48,000 IRR or 27,000 VND. The SGD, by contrast, trades at parity with the Chinese yuan and above the Korean won.

• Weakest: Iranian rial (~420,000 IRR per EUR)
• Next: Vietnamese dong (~27,000 VND per EUR)
• In Southeast Asia, SGD is the strongest major currency – a fact that matters for anyone converting euros in Singapore.

The implication: the SGD’s standing relative to most Asian currencies means that converting EUR to SGD gives you more purchasing power than converting EUR to, say, Indonesian rupiah. That’s a hidden advantage for travellers staying in Singapore.

How much is $150 in euros today?

150 USD to EUR conversion

If you’re coming from the US and wondering about euros, 150 USD converts at current rates to about €138. This uses the EUR/USD rate of approximately 1.09. For a traveller, the EUR/SGD and USD/EUR cross‑rates are both needed for a full picture.

• 150 USD → ~€138 (mid‑market)
• 150 EUR → ~S$222 (as shown above)
• The USD has weakened against the euro in 2026, making European travel more expensive for Americans.

The trade‑off: Americans converting to SGD via EUR face a double conversion. Better to take USD directly to SGD at a competitive exchange, or use a no‑fee card that handles both steps.

For a traveller or business converting 150 euros to Singapore dollars today, the rate sits around S$222 – a figure reliably anchored by the ECB reference and confirmed by Wise’s mid‑market. The real variable is the fee, not the rate. For anyone in Singapore receiving a euro payment, the choice is clear: use a transparent digital provider (Wise, Revolut) that charges a small percentage, or accept a 3% haircut at a traditional bank. The difference on 150 EUR is worth a meal at a hawker centre – real money, not pennies.