I think brexit constitues a major structural change not only for the global financial structures but also geopolitics, entailing long term impacts and adjustments.
Back to 1:3 now.
Singaporeans & PRs can rejoice!
Not really, this can be a double-edged sword.
Those people who bought their assets 4,5 years ago with S$ and selling them now even with a reasonable profit may be actually losing money.
And how many paid in CASH for all these properties to lose in depreciation?Or how many still paying mortgage for the next 20 years in RM?Like some sour grapes had posted. How many Sinkies actually buy into JB properties? We are referring to Sinkies like xbay, shoppers and patrol warrior and SPR..who benefits most from M$ depreciation.
Like some sour grapes had posted. How many Sinkies actually buy into JB properties? We are referring to Sinkies like xbay, shoppers and patrol warrior and SPR..who benefits most from M$ depreciation.
Ha ha yah man, benefits people like me.
RM fell against the US$ and S$ and for S$/RM is now 1:3.01
Has been 2.97 to 3.02 for the last 2 months. No big swings. My RM also don't want to update me these days liao.
The value of the ringgit is expected to drop further as Malaysia’s economy heads for its worst performance this decade.
Many financial analysts predict that the RM may go as low as RM4.40 against the US$ by year end.
Believe it or not and to take stock to hedge or not, it is up to individuals, this is just a kind reminder
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/ca.../ringgit-in-for-another-beating-say-analysts/
The value of the ringgit is expected to drop further as Malaysia’s economy heads for its worst performance this decade.
Many financial analysts predict that the RM may go as low as RM4.40 against the US$ by year end.
Believe it or not and to take stock to hedge or not, it is up to individuals, this is just a kind reminder
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/ca.../ringgit-in-for-another-beating-say-analysts/