Prix de l'or en Singapore Dollars (SGD) aujourd'hui
Le prix actuel de l'or en Singapore Dollars est de S$5,175.14 par once troy, ou S$166.38 par gramme pour de l'or pur à 24 carats. Ce prix est calculé à partir du prix au comptant XAUUSD en direct de $4,004.00 l'once en utilisant le taux de change SGD/USD en temps réel.
Or 22K / gramme
S$152.52
Or 18K / gramme
S$124.79
Or 14K / gramme
S$97.05
Prix de l'or en Singapore Dollars — tous carats et poids
| Poids | 24K (99.9%) | 22K (91.67%) | 18K (75.0%) | 14K (58.33%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 gramme | S$166.38 | S$152.52 | S$124.79 | S$97.05 |
| 5 grammes | S$831.92 | S$762.62 | S$623.94 | S$485.26 |
| 10 grammes | S$1,663.84 | S$1,525.25 | S$1,247.88 | S$970.52 |
| 1 once troy | S$5,175.14 | S$4,744.05 | S$3,881.35 | S$3,018.66 |
| 50 grammes | S$8,319.22 | S$7,626.23 | S$6,239.42 | S$4,852.60 |
| 100 grammes | S$16,638.44 | S$15,252.46 | S$12,478.83 | S$9,705.20 |
| 1 kilogramme | S$166,384.43 | S$152,524.60 | S$124,788.32 | S$97,052.04 |
| 1 tola (11,66 g) | S$1,940.04 | S$1,778.44 | S$1,455.03 | S$1,131.63 |
Prix dérivés du taux au comptant XAUUSD en direct et des taux de change en temps réel. 1 once troy = 31,1035 grammes. Mis à jour toutes les 30 secondes.
Marché de l'or en Singapore
Singapore has positioned itself as a premier gold trading hub in Southeast Asia, supported by its Investment Precious Metals (IPM) scheme that exempts qualifying gold from the 9% Goods and Services Tax. The IPM scheme, introduced in 2012, covers gold bars of 99.5%+ purity weighing at least 0.5 troy ounces and coins from recognized sovereign mints at 99.5%+ purity — making Singapore one of the most tax-friendly jurisdictions for gold investment in the region. UOB (United Overseas Bank) operates one of Southeast Asia's most popular gold savings accounts, allowing Singaporeans to buy and sell gold in SGD from as little as 5 grams. The Singapore Bullion Market Association (SBMA), established in 1993, promotes Singapore as a gold trading center and works with government agencies to develop the precious metals ecosystem. Singapore's freeport zone stores significant quantities of gold for regional and international clients, with Le Freeport at Changi Airport and other facilities offering tax-free, high-security vault storage. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) holds approximately 127 tonnes of gold reserves. Singapore's strategic location and status as a financial center make it a natural hub for gold flows between Australia (major producer), China/India (major consumers), and the Middle East.
Comment nous calculons le prix de l'or en SGD
Le prix de l'or en Singapore Dollars est calculé à partir de deux flux de données en direct :
- Le prix au comptant XAUUSD — le prix international de l'or par once troy en dollars américains, provenant de l'API de l'or et actualisé toutes les 30 secondes.
- Le taux de change SGD/USD — provenant de données ouvertes de taux de change et mis en cache pendant 10 minutes.
Or par once (SGD) = prix au comptant XAUUSD × taux SGD/USD
Or par gramme (SGD) = or par once (SGD) ÷ 31,1035
Exemple : $4004.00 × 1.2925 = S$5,175.14 l'once
Taxes & droits sur l'or en Singapore
Under Singapore's Investment Precious Metals (IPM) scheme, qualifying gold is exempt from the 9% GST. To qualify, gold bars must be at least 99.5% pure and weigh a minimum of 0.5 troy ounces. Coins must be 99.5%+ pure, produced by a refiner or mint approved by a recognized bullion association. Bars and coins that do not meet IPM criteria (such as gold jewelry or lower-purity items) are subject to the standard 9% GST. Singapore has no capital gains tax on any asset, including gold — gains from selling gold are completely tax-free for individuals. There is no wealth tax. The combination of GST-exempt purchase and zero capital gains tax makes Singapore arguably the most favorable jurisdiction in the world for physical gold investment.
Où acheter de l'or en Singapore
UOB Gold Savings Account is the most popular retail gold product in Singapore, offering SGD-denominated gold with no storage hassle — gold is credited to your account and can be sold back or converted to physical bars. OCBC and other banks offer similar products. The physical bullion market includes dealers like BullionStar (a major online dealer with a walk-in shop in the River Valley area), Silver Bullion (which also stores for clients), and GoldSilver Central. The Singapore Freeport at Changi and Malca-Amit's Singapore vault cater to high-net-worth individuals and institutions seeking secure, tax-free storage. The SBMA runs the Singapore International Bullion Conference and works with the London Bullion Market Association to promote Singapore's refining and trading infrastructure. Singapore Mint produces commemorative gold coins but is not a major bullion coin producer. The MAS regulates gold trading under the Securities and Futures Act for derivatives, while physical gold sales are largely unregulated, though anti-money laundering rules apply for transactions above S$20,000.
Foire aux questions
Is gold GST-free in Singapore?
Investment-grade gold that qualifies under the IPM (Investment Precious Metals) scheme is exempt from the 9% GST. Qualifying criteria: bars must be 99.5%+ pure and weigh at least 0.5 troy ounces; coins must be 99.5%+ pure from a recognized mint. Gold jewelry, collectible coins, and items below the purity/weight thresholds carry the full 9% GST. Combined with zero capital gains tax, Singapore is one of the most tax-efficient places globally to buy and sell gold.
What is the UOB Gold Savings Account?
The UOB Gold Savings Account allows Singapore residents to buy and sell gold in SGD through their bank account, with a minimum transaction of 5 grams. Gold is priced based on the prevailing spot rate plus a spread. You can sell back at any time or convert your balance to physical bars (minimum 100g or 1 kg). No storage fees apply for the account-based product. It is one of the most accessible ways for Singaporeans to invest in gold without dealing with physical storage or premiums from bullion dealers.
Can I store gold tax-free in Singapore?
Yes. Gold stored in Singapore freeport zones (like Le Freeport at Changi) is stored outside customs territory, meaning no GST is incurred on import, storage, or transfer within the freeport. Even outside freeports, qualifying IPM gold is GST-exempt. Singapore has no capital gains tax and no wealth tax, so your stored gold is not taxed on appreciation. This has made Singapore a popular destination for international gold storage, competing with Swiss and Hong Kong vaults.
How much gold does Singapore's central bank hold?
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) holds approximately 127 tonnes of gold reserves. This is relatively modest for a major financial center but reflects Singapore's focus on foreign currency reserves rather than gold. MAS manages the gold as part of its broader reserves portfolio. Singapore's significance in the gold market comes more from its role as a trading, refining, and storage hub than from its central bank holdings.