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ATB renounced 坡县 PR and got back every dollar of her CPF
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支那猪people's refucking of cheena
Tiongs really though they own the worldUsually they call Sinkieland 小坡.
she has the cheeky face of a sperm collector.
Brainwashed, godless people who got a lot of money within a short time through no merit of their own.
Naturally hubris kicks in and they think the world of themselves.
Nafa loads of tiongs students
wait till you find out how many private schools have been set to bring them over LOL. There are all kinds of services now, to tap this million dollar market
Nafa is nothing, go check out the number of PRC scholars at NTU LOL. They are all here on Sinkie tax money. Some of them are not even bonded. they can leave after they are done
NUS NTU and all GLCs are full of Tiongs who are PRs and new shitizens
she returns to tiongcock to join the jinyiwei.
The smartest PR will buy a HDB with their CPF, rent it out illegally for $$$, while they enjoy their expat package (including lodging allowance). When they leave Singapore, can sell the HDB for a profit.
several expat PR from HP and 3M doing so.
several expat PR from HP and 3M doing so.
Prostitute must contribute to cpf too? That's unfair to paying customers.
India’s Das Tames Once-Volatile Rupee With $689 Billion Reserves
- Governor’s term expires in December; successor not yet picked
- Rupee is one of the least volatile emerging market currencies
Shaktikanta DasPhotographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg
By Subhadip Sircar and Anup Roy
September 20, 2024 at 7:51 AM GMT+8
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India’s central bank chief Shaktikanta Das has pulled off a rare balancing act: Clamping down on volatility in the rupee while allowing it to drift lower to aid Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s export ambitions.
The Reserve Bank of India’s foreign-exchange reserves have swelled to almost $700 billion in a move reminiscent of China’s accumulation two decades ago.
Frequent interventions under Das, whose six years in office are due to end in December, have transformed the rupee from Asia’s most volatile currency to one of the least.
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