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USD/SGD seeks 1.3830 resistance

Monday, March 9, 2015 2:54 AM UTC

USD/SGD sustains firm bias above 1.3800
Pair eyes 1.3830 nearby resistance, high on 19 July 2010
USD/SGD last ind at 1.3809-12
Pair traded 1.3775-1.3820 range so far

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USD/SGD seeks 1.3830 resistance

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