QUOTE(AVFAN @ Aug 16 2015, 01:04 AM)
i think by wed, some major banks would hv made some reasonable forecasts.
daily mgs yield data and bursa activity might lend some clue to the direction and pace.
the problem is with confidence. over the weeks and months, there hasn't been any concrete move to combat the fall. a couple of ministers have simply said "it's all due to external", and all the absentee fin minister said was "excessive politics". how about doing something like immediate suspension of certain spending or repatriation of some gomen owned foreign assets? it's almost like saying "ya, it's like that, can't do nothing"!
bnm may be intervening but the fact that it has declared to the world there will be no peg, there will be no capital controls does seem to hint that the gomen is all ready and willing to let it slide to whatever level necessary. if that is correct, the rm will likely slide quite a bit more as just about everything is still working against it - sustained falling oil and gas prices, pressure from devalued rmb, worsening scandal politics. the only thing that might perk the rm up is the us fed hints strongly in next sep meeting that a planned rate hike is put on hold.
imo, it's still all looking very dark and gloomy...

Putrajaya alredy instructed to 'limit' outflow of USD from M'sia
However, some GLC (Felda) continue to buy foreign assets (Eagle High Plantations) for USD680 mil
If USD continue to go out, it will depress MYR further
Tis indicate action speaks louder