Actually I was pleasantly surprised, cos after I returned to office to check the FX rate after 30 mins on Yahoo Finance, it was 2.788!! Not even 2.79.
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SGD Strong, Ringgit Weak
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Actually I was pleasantly surprised, cos after I returned to office to check the FX rate after 30 mins on Yahoo Finance, it was 2.788!! Not even 2.79.
Well you won't be if you derive yoru revenue in USD or SGD.
But if you revenue is in MYR and cost in SGD, then jialat liao!
Fitch: High debts heighten risks in Thailand, Malaysia
http://www.bangkokpost.com/business...igh-debts-heighten-risks-in-thailand-malaysia
Putrajaya must help 9 firms pay billions annually, says Najib
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/...help-9-firms-pay-billions-annually-says-najib
http://www.bangkokpost.com/business...igh-debts-heighten-risks-in-thailand-malaysia
Putrajaya must help 9 firms pay billions annually, says Najib
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/...help-9-firms-pay-billions-annually-says-najib
Malaysian exporters were supposed to laugh their way to the bank as their costs are usually denominated in ringgit
then i heard, came the GST problem which made it difficult for them to reverse-claim the GST for export goods and affected exporters
In the end, export fell 8.8% in the first month of GST implementation.
Ringgit Spot at 2.80
market whisper: margin calls for some 80% SIBOR-pegged malaysian property loans triggered at local banks.
market whisper: margin calls for some 80% SIBOR-pegged malaysian property loans triggered at local banks.
You can consider this SGD coupon 6%, trade at 98 (including commission now) = 2% below par
you get 7%pa yield for the remaining 29 months till maturity.
http://infopub.sgx.com/SitePages/Co...7fdf7c811c577dee80a39e6f1717ab886c18d54136451
Ok. Must wait till I sell all my shares then got money.
satu Malaysia 1MDB bond trading at 10% below par.
provided it doesn't bankrupt
Former Malaysian PM Mahathir says 1MDB money is 'all gone'
http://www.straitstimes.com/news/as...pm-mahathir-says-1mdb-money-all-gone-20150615
I have no degree or training in finance, lose money don't blame me.
KUALA LUMPUR - In a shock move that is bound to roil Prime Minister Najib Razak's already embattled administration, the younger brother of Johor’s crown prince has warned Johor may secede from Malaysia.
In a post on Instagram, Tunku Idris Sultan Ibrahim issued a reminder that the Johor government had joined the Malay federation in 1946 on several conditions.
“If any of these conditions are violated, then Johor will secede from Malaysia,” Tunku Idris posted on his Instagram account @tunku_idris.
Among the conditions listed included making Islam the religion of the state, the state’s absolute right over water and land issues, and the state royal house to have its own armed forces.
http://www.malaysia-chronicle.com/i...ohor-sultan-threatens-secession-from-malaysia
I dunno if it is a good or bad thing if Johor secede from Malaysia. Johor will be a very strong state in Southeast Asia with its vast natural and financial resources. Effectively, an independent Johor state threatens both Singapore and Putrajaya. If Johor succeeds, it will encourage similiar motions in Penang, Sabah and Sarawak.
By then, we will ask
- will China recognize Johor?
- will US recognize Johor?
- will Russia recognize Johor?
- will Singapore recognize Johor?
- will commonwealth recognize Johor?
The reward? Straits of Malacca, at least
In a post on Instagram, Tunku Idris Sultan Ibrahim issued a reminder that the Johor government had joined the Malay federation in 1946 on several conditions.
“If any of these conditions are violated, then Johor will secede from Malaysia,” Tunku Idris posted on his Instagram account @tunku_idris.
Among the conditions listed included making Islam the religion of the state, the state’s absolute right over water and land issues, and the state royal house to have its own armed forces.
http://www.malaysia-chronicle.com/i...ohor-sultan-threatens-secession-from-malaysia
I dunno if it is a good or bad thing if Johor secede from Malaysia. Johor will be a very strong state in Southeast Asia with its vast natural and financial resources. Effectively, an independent Johor state threatens both Singapore and Putrajaya. If Johor succeeds, it will encourage similiar motions in Penang, Sabah and Sarawak.
By then, we will ask
- will China recognize Johor?
- will US recognize Johor?
- will Russia recognize Johor?
- will Singapore recognize Johor?
- will commonwealth recognize Johor?
The reward? Straits of Malacca, at least
Malaysia's central bank sought to depoliticise the debate over the weakening ringgit, releasing a rare statement urging the country to resolve domestic issues that have affected the currency.
http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/gov...bank-seeks-to-cool-political-noise-on-ringgit
Let's see if Ringgit will close above 2.80 this week.
http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/gov...bank-seeks-to-cool-political-noise-on-ringgit
Let's see if Ringgit will close above 2.80 this week.
Do not catch this 1MDB falling knife. Any comment on EUR/USD ?
yup, coincidentally i just mentioned something about euro a few min ago in another post......
A local angmoh commercial vehicle dealer told RUN that they lost a lot of business to Mitsubshi Fuso, Toyota Dyna and Nissan Urvan lately because yen is super weak. He hopes that Greece will default and make Euro cheaper for them to compete.
conti commercial vehicle beh kan lah. compare to jipunkia euro5 van, conti euro5 van not reliable and blow black smoke like nobody business. if u check 2nd hand market, conti brand at least $3-8k cheaper than jipunkia brands despite similar in size and duration of coe. while cheaper yen help but towkays are still willing to pay a premium for jipunkia brand. Only those new in business will buy small conti van as there only Datsun MV250 available and it more expensive than a kangroo. chit chat with fellow van drivers at home carpark, those who own conti van before all ptui chao nao, all complain about the black smoke, can only service at dealer and more expensive to service and no resale value.
and don't buy conti 12 foot truck, it only the truck version of the van with the back chopped off. no resale value.
Belingo used to sell very well ten years ago when euro was very weak, although RUN felt that the engineering was too coarse compared to the Japanese vans.
Crossed 2.80 tonight
I wonder what will be our rate against ringgit on NDP, 50 years after independence from Malaysia
SGD used to be weaker than Ringgit back then.
If I recall correctly during the 70s it was rm0.8 to s$1. Still recall thinking how good it was to have more rm.
Anyway a quick note was that this 1 month time it has move from 2.68 to 2.80. That's almost 4.5%.
Those that convert from s$ to rm and put inside fd must be cursing now.
While the rate is attractive, the depreciation is not.
Wondering whether it will remain at 2.8. Seems to be holding though.
Good brother L41, this is ah RUN's reaction when i read your post
I cannot imagine GG789's reaction when he reads your post, hahahahhaa
Anyway he got malaysia wife, so if RM drops = property drop = he can use his wife name to buy cheap <RM500K condo reserved for locals
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