If prabowo become president in 2014, Indonesia will attack Malaysia to get back Ambalat, sipadan and ligitan

http://politik.kompasiana.com/2013/03/03/p...bah-538755.html

risau apa ??? langit nanti jatuh duit ma...u tak percaya ??

things hapend to negara brunei will hapend to pengeluar minyak lain?

what benefit?so brunei will import from sabah and sarawak? sabah and sarawak have what? what I know Singapore will find it cheaper to import from Brunei

it'll be better for them to peg against myr as a devaluation tool rather than a free float / managed float without significant capital controls
better as in less negative shocks in the system.

either way, malaysia is inclined to benefit on the increasing trade dependence on neighbors, that includes import of primary goods, and export of talent.

Are you in Brunei?

This is where you have absolutely no idea how things are in Brunei. But it really doesn't matter, because even if you knew more, it won't change a thing.

Due to confidentiality requirements. I can't divulge more than what I have shared.

If you ask Sabah and Sarawak have what, then you should ask Singapore have what? It's all about trade. If a merchant in Johor finds if cheaper to buy from Singapore than Kuala Lumpur, it would buy from Singapore. What are the considerations involved? Transportation costs and currency conversion costs. Sabah and Sarawak are nearer to Brunei than Singapore, so the transportation costs can be lower and with a lower currency conversion costs due to the pegging of the Brunei dollar to the Malaysian ringgit, then the change may benefit Sabah and Sarawak. The only problem standing in the way of better trade is our current cabotage policy.

http://www.sapp.org.my/economy/110113_fmt_...tage_policy.asp

baik tak cakap anything at all, waste time reading this only

Tak suka jangan baca lah. I'm paid enough to not engage in unsubstantiated talks.

This post has been edited by feynman: May 2 2014, 02:55 PM

Indonesia(Kalimantan) is even nearer to Brunei.

Yes, it is better for Brunei to peg to the ringgit because Singapore is obsessed with keeping its dollar strong in order to combat inflation and therefore a further rise of the Singapore dollar may cause more misery for Brunei.

Why so much negativity for Brunei? Hopefully, their economy will recover soon

Nothin to do with cainis la brother, it just these meleis know over there the Sultan will spoonfeed his rakyat, so these meleis worship him. Summore they have hudud. I know some of my frens who mati2 want migrate Brunei.

lol.

its ok, you keep your secret, mr. FBI agent. i'm not interested to hear.

This post has been edited by rivost: May 2 2014, 03:24 PM

The moment u declare u are Taliban Bako Haram state, you are doomed

What Brunei have now is the wetdream Msia affirmative action policies wish to achieve.

msia sure is happy to have such lab rat

and boy, they are fast copier. suddenly all rules such as non-muslims banned from 35 words, non-muslims cannot drink in public overseas, etc coming out.

Brunei mampus gua sikit pun tak kisah. I think the Sultan might migrate and leave elsewhere with his money.

Am i missing something? All the ppl bashing hudud enlighten me: if the sultan cancel hudud is it going to magically make the economy better? Or u guys just bashing your islamic boogeyman of the month?

peg to ringgit won't work too. malaysia devalues its currency trying to make exports more competitive. imagine more expensive imports knock in for bruneians, who already suffer from economic stagnation?