This represents my 1 cent opinion on this subject.
To my understanding, both currencies have fallen in relation to the US dollar, which implies that our dollar has fallen more than theirs, a fact that maybe related to our dollar being directly affected by the ups and downs of the commodity prices, leading it to be called a commodity currency.
Singaporean economy is smaller than ours and therefore more susceptible to being affected more than ours by larger than usual capital movements.
Singapore Absorbs Chinese Capital – The Diplomat
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