Purchasing power of salaried worker will b lesser next yr as a lot of Co freeze increment 

M refer to private sector employees
In addition, a lot of Co didn't declare Bonus too tis yr

6 Dec 2015 06:20 UTC - 7 Dec 2015 06:21 UTC
USD/MYR close:4.20097 low:4.18944 high:4.21250

Managed to hang on at 4.20 level despite bad news

Tis is the range Ppl r willing to trade regardless whether the underlying currency is under/over value

Fall short of your expectation @ 4.30

PM though dnt care who is the best for the job but who is the best for him  

Fall short of your expectation @ 4.30

wah already boken 4.30 mark wor   

U must b very Happy 

U prefer north or south?

If steady within 4.20 to 4.30, tis will b very Boring

tis thread is really "dead"   

The sharp drop in currencies in Brazil and Russia appears set to claim an unlikely victim: appliance sales.

Market researcher Euromonitor expects this year's consumer appliance sales globally will grow only around 2 percent in retail volume terms, largely driven by sharp slumps in Brazil and Russia.

Major appliance sales in Russia and Brazil are expected to drop 28 percent and 6 percent respectively this year, Euromonitor said.
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Another bright spot: sales of dishwashers in Asia, particularly in China, Vietnam, India and Thailand, are expected to show solid growth.
http://www.cnbc.com/2015/12/10/brazil-russ...appliances.html

KUALA LUMPUR: Andrew Colquhoun, Fitch Ratings’ head of Asia Pacific sovereign ratings, believes the real risk in Malaysia was that the government would be forced into populist moves and thereby relax its fiscal discipline, according to Bloomberg News. Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak has already been handing out cash handouts to the poor via BR1M (Bantuan Rakyat 1Malaysia).
Colquhoun thinks the government’s fiscal-deficit target, as one result, may be “a bit higher” than 3.1 per cent. Najib aims to cut the budget shortfall to 3.2 of GDP this year and 3.1 per cent in 2016.
The 29 per cent drop in Brent crude prices this year is the single biggest factor hitting the Malaysian economy as 22 per cent of the Federal Government’s revenue comes from oil-related sources.
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/...-risks-in-msia/

I'm going to Europe for about 6months on the second half of next year. So yeah I'll need a lot of Euro. What should I do in order to hedge the currency exposure/MYR volatile movement?