gained pips

The ringgit doesn't need to be strong against the Singapore dollar because we don't really need to buy anything that originated from Singapore for consumption but the Singapore dollar must always be strong against the ringgit because they need to buy a lot of stuffs from us for consumption.

Back to 3.2

if based on 3.72
now already at 5%

Nope, weak currencies no matter what is not good for us.

Agree

But once you are a foreign labor in a particular country, you die die hope it will be strong against rm.
On my last 3 months working in Qatar, the weak rm/riyal period I gained about rm300 each month extra.
Not to mention my friend that taking USD salary, he gained extra rm0.50 for every USD changed. He got about USD30000, that's rm15000 extra when he changed to rm back:w

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why so many rich people out there with nice job!!

He never change the USD first, he already worked for 2-3 years there.

Already multi millionair la

Not so fast, as he like to live luxury.
Just got a Toureg last year.

toureg...i drive local only

Toureg full spec are only rm170k in Qatar

if he change back to rm..

he will be risking his money to vaporize...

If local consumption, nothing much will happen.
So don't simply spread rumors.

I bet the price of living there will be better than here..

so, why he would spend all his money here

A chemical coffee sold in Qatar is rm17 while in Malaysia is rm16.
His salary is rm30000 now compare to last time of rm9000 when he still in Malaysia.
But again, he is still a Malaysian, so have to come when the time comes.

3.3->3.5->3.7->3.5->....3.3?

while these gyrations going on, we see prices of daily essentials go up (and gst too).

every biz waves a reason to raise price, incl roti n kopi.

now, if rm does return to 3.3, does anyone see those prices coming down?

can he be my godfather..


btw,
local safety is also an issue right..

How much is Toureg in the Middle East?