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 USD/MYR and SGD/MYR

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kinnasai
post Feb 23 2024, 03:55 PM

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kinnasai
post Jan 22 2025, 12:24 PM

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QUOTE(TOS2 @ Jan 21 2025, 08:56 PM)
I didn't say so. Bloomberg says so... or more accurately, the analysts quoted by Bloomberg says so.  laugh.gif

Errm yes, gradual appreciating policy. But how much gradual is "gradual" is a very subjective matter. From 1982 onwards yes. But from 2015 onwards maybe sideways is a better description?

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A lot has to do with global inflation and interest rate levels. History and geopolitical outlooks matter too. Singapore is already a very land-constrained country. Unless UHNWIs keep hiding money and washing money there, there is not much source of demand for SGD to appreciate. SG government is running on very tight budget, so not much fiscal surplus available to boost SGD from within SG.
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Do say hide money lah, very harsh.... hahah, sg is the best place to park money and wash money, wash until clean clean, sg government happy, you also happy........
kinnasai
post Nov 12 2025, 10:19 AM

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QUOTE(frankliew @ Nov 11 2025, 03:45 PM)
USD now 4.1435 crazy low.. Leng mou
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Yeah, MYR took pill... UP against all major currency.......
crazy ringgit now....

 

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