how much can it strengthen? Wanna let it go to 1:1 SGD? HahaAnyway if the rate keep strengthening, they would not go back.
Jiuhukias working here are double headed and no loyalty to both Bolehland and Sg. They just benefit their own pockets and retirement funds that is allIf they were so patriotic , they wouldn’t be working in Singapore. They will be working to develop their own country.
Shut down Malaysians who come here to snatch jobs from Sinkies and bring in many more of their Malaysians for more jobs.Malaysians should fuck off from all PMET jobs in Shitgapore and shut down all bloody SMEs
Unless you are a Bumi you will also curse your own country if you are a malaysianGot this kind of people ?
Instead of cheering for their own nation, these fuckers curse their own country because MYR is stronger ?
Tell them go back make Malaysia great again and stop snatching PMET jobs from sinkiesUnless you are a Bumi you will also curse your own country if you are a malaysian
1rm = 3sgdhow much can it strengthen? Wanna let it go to 1:1 SGD? Haha
Malaysia got resource..rich resources.. they got farm to grow vegetables for cai peng. For ur info, Malaysia is not sinkieland, they can afford a high currency.Currency strengthen means export not competitive means less exports mean less profits and job cuts. Even the cai png seller knows they are screwed when customers no money to spend on food.![]()
Where are those fuckers who were predicting 1:4?Malaysian Ringgit Rises to 13-Month High on Rate, Growth Outlook
By Marcus Wong
November 7, 2025 at 8:09 AM GMT+8
Updated on November 7, 2025 at 11:40 AM GMT+8
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The Malaysian ringgit advanced to the strongest level in 13 months, rising as much as 0.3% to 4.1720 on Friday, on fading expectations for a central bank interest-rate cut and renewed optimism over growth.
The ringgit has rallied over 7% this year, and is on track to outperform Asian peers for a second year, supported by fiscal discipline and political stability.
The currency has been gaining ground not just against the dollar but also its regional peers, climbing to the highest since September 2022 versus the Singapore dollar, and marking a fresh record high against the Indonesian rupiah.