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Let's see if Zeti's prediction was correct.
She said once Fed announced the rise , ringgit will more stable.
Now it's just a lot of nervous and noise , with everyone uncertain where to put the money, so naturally they put it to safer assets like US Treasuries.
and Bank Negara does have a lot of control over the Ringgit, unlike in the 1998 crisis.
sorry, but i think u r not getting it right.She said once Fed announced the rise , ringgit will more stable.
Now it's just a lot of nervous and noise , with everyone uncertain where to put the money, so naturally they put it to safer assets like US Treasuries.
and Bank Negara does have a lot of control over the Ringgit, unlike in the 1998 crisis.
when did zeti say that?
things have changed a lot - trump win; strong us data now make analysts think "a series of hikes" may be possible in 2017-2018.
no, money has NOT gone into treasuries. in fact, 1 trillion in us bonds evaporated after trump win as holders sold off, yields rose >2.3%.
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/11/14/trump-thump...llion-loss.html
money from around the world is going into US stocks, commodities and CASH. so, there is a lot of hot money which makes it very dangerous for a weak currency, weak economy.
and what is "a lot of control" bnm has now? can't peg, low reserves, RM already non-tradeable outside, foreigners selling stocks and bonds... so, freeze all money... no in, no out?!
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The ringgit’s sharp recent fall comes as analysts warn the country faces a challenging economic outlook. In May, the International Monetary Fund said the country’s foreign-exchange reserves had fallen to 80% of the level it believes adequate.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/malaysia-strug...lide-1479803968
http://www.wsj.com/articles/malaysia-strug...lide-1479803968
This post has been edited by AVFAN: Nov 23 2016, 05:31 PM
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