QUOTE(dwin95 @ Jul 16 2015, 12:36 PM)
or NZD even? theyre pretty low for us to jump ship too
QUOTE(dwin95 @ Jul 16 2015, 12:33 PM)
is buying AUD stocks or keeping excess of AUD a good plan B now? For real I have more confidence in the land down under compared to our stupid jibby nation..
aud, nzd been declining against rm for some time now. but they have seen interest rate cuts, not here in msia yet.
bnm been intervening to maintain it at 3.80x/usd.
usd strengthening again since yesterday, so if rm is "pegged", great time to buy almost any foreign currency now.
australia, new zealand share one thing in common with misa - commodity exporting countries. and commodity prices are low at this time with no good reason to think any of these currencies will strengthen against usd or euro or yen anytime soon.
so, if need to use aud/nzd now, great time to buy.
for long term purposes, usd or euro or yen or sgd will be a better choice, imo.
the uncertainty we have at this time:
.. how long will/can bnm intervene?
.. will the intervention maintain 3.80x or let it slide slowly?
.. with gst and what not, gdp growth may slow to the extent bnm may cut interest rates...?