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[Video] - Why is Malaysian Ringgit (Asia's Fastest Rising Currency!) Going Up So Much Against the SingDollar? (Will it Ever Stop Rising?)

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RM was lagging even against Thai baht. It used to be a long time ago RM1 = baht12 about 20-30 years ago. Now its RM1= baht 8? Or something like it.

Hence a thai built toyota camry did not escalate in price in Thailand but went up drastically in Jiu Hu.
 
In 1965, during the time of separation, the Singapore dollar (SGD) was weaker than the Malaysian ringgit (MYR), with S$1 valued at approximately RM0.9x. Over the years, however, the Singapore dollar has steadily strengthened against the Malaysian ringgit. As of December 31, 2025, the exchange rate stands at roughly S$1 to RM3.xx.
 
Maybe it's not the ringgit rising, but the Sinkie dollar falling. Need weaker currency to export more stuff. Export what stuff, who knows? :biggrin:
 



value of currencies are decided by Jewish-controlled commercial banks and hedge funds.....................

Ringgit stronger since Anwar became PM...................becoz Anwar is a Jewish-puppet..................Abigniew Brzezinski was his ''close friend''...........
 
Daft Sinkies don't understand that a strong currency has pros and cons, a weak currency has pros and cons, and the world is much bigger than your makan, massage and shopping adventures in JB. The world does not revolve around your vanity, deal with it. :cool:
 
We are not forex experts who can predict favorable exchange rates or determine when the RM will peak against the SGD. Therefore, the best approach is to purchase periodically at an amount you feel comfortable setting aside.

pls rise more against Sg, good timing for me to move to Malaysia.
 
Daft Sinkies don't understand that a strong currency has pros and cons, a weak currency has pros and cons, and the world is much bigger than your makan, massage and shopping adventures in JB. The world does not revolve around your vanity, deal with it. :cool:
An economy propped up by money launderers and 3rd world foreign trash is bound to collapse sooner or later
 
We are not forex experts who can predict favorable exchange rates or determine when the RM will peak against the SGD. Therefore, the best approach is to purchase periodically at an amount you feel comfortable setting aside.
Why would you want to do that?
 
An economy propped up by money launderers and 3rd world foreign trash is bound to collapse sooner or later
Actually i pity indonesia and jiu hu too as everybody uses sinkie to escape paying taxes. Without tax money, very difficult to develop countries.
 
Maybe it's not the ringgit rising, but the Sinkie dollar falling. Need weaker currency to export more stuff. Export what stuff, who knows? :biggrin:
Selling more nvidia cards to ccp? A this count couldn't hurt. :unsure:
 
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