I'll more than happy to see it reached 4.0
So my forex withdrawal USD-RM I'll get more RM 😂😂

I believe bank Negara will bring back the old RM500 notes soon n later RM1000 notes

At the height of the 1997/98 Asian financial crisis, the ringgit hit a high of 4.7125 against the US dollar on Sept 1, 1998

End of the month rm3.80

no point worrying too much.

nothing u and i can do.

even our powerful politicians and bankers can do nothing but watch now.

better prepare for 4.0 by year end.

this week, better go buy yr fav imported food, imported phones, etc. fast.

i better go change my 4 botak tyres tmrw.

these prices will go up 10% + GST very soon.

and buy more stocks of exporters with massive USD revenue

for that... yen, sgd, tbh also not bad.

5pm, usd... 3.772. lost 1.4% in 1 day.

no intervention by bank negara?

Malaysia is vulnerable to outflows spurred by higher U.S. interest rates as central bank data show global funds hold 32 percent of the nation’s government bonds, compared with 18 percent for Thailand

32% foreigners holding rm denominated bonds, selling.
usd bonds... probably worse, pay more rm for usd interest.
oil prices drop, gas price drop.
exports drop, trade balance drop.
budget deficit will have to incr.
big unknown is legal and illicit outflows.

quite a nightmare, isn't it?

well, there are thousands of highly paid brains in powerful positions, they should see all that coming and hv solutions ready, right. so, let's relax...

The strange thing about weakening Ringgit, I thought I would see imported stuff from Malaysia will go down in prices but I haven't seen that yet.  For example, no drop in Durians price in Singapore. 

I think middle men pocket the difference. That's why sometimes, better for me to take weekend trip to JB.
I can get more Ringgit from SGD or USD and buy the same stuff cheaper than way.

Father Day in two weeks time, another feast out coming. 

Europe economy is not export orientated so the effect of weaker currency boosting the export is not significant.

Only applicable for those with assets of, say USD and/or SGD stocks with regular dividends and bond funds with monthly dividends. But then, not really 'fully-lucky', becos many items in Msia have also increased in prices, and GST has been imposed recently, hnce, balancing up the incremental incme.